By Joselin Hernandez As we ring in the new year, fitness goals are set forgetting stress management is just as important in achieving a healthier new you. Yoga is a great way to release stress after a long day of work. This practice can seem daunting to those new to the practice but fret not….
By Greg Aragon For Richard Henry Dana, it was the culmination of an epic and grueling two-year voyage from Boston to California. For me it was a day trip in a rental car. Either way you slice it, Dana Point Harbor makes a great getaway. Located halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego, the man-made…
Weight loss is hard work, and that’s a hard pill to swallow. But it shouldn’t be. Diets, pills, or quick fixes that promise you results in a few weeks-you know exactly what I’m talking about. Those fat-burner pills, crazy master cleanse, or that workout routine that promises you’ll drop 20 pounds in 28 days all…
A classic Dixon mural of the American Southwest. – Courtesy photoBy Galen Patterson Part 3: What happened to the Jinks Room murals? The Jinks Room in Anoakia was a children’s play room and the artwork inside reflected that. As mentioned last week, the images ranged from the extraordinary to the bizarre, a stark contrast to…
By Aaron Valdez In a super competitive Pacific League, Arcadia girls’ soccer has taken care of business in its last couple games, defeating Burbank 4-0 last week while thrashing Muir 9-0 on Tuesday. Despite a painful 2-1 loss to Crescenta Valley on Jan. 11, the 8-1-1 Apaches are still in great shape to win the…
By AUSD Digital Communications Intern Jasmine Oang Five Arcadia High student-athletes have signed to play in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Seniors Ayala Plummer, Haley Kennedy, Jeffrey Castillo, Lauren Ko, and Rachelle Yang ended 2018 with commitments to continue their academic and sports careers at top schools in NCAA Divisions 1 and 2. Arcadia…
EDITOR’S PICK The Simpsons Trivia at Pacific Plate Brewing Co., Jan. 19 from 6-10 p.m. (1999 S. Myrtle Ave., Monrovia, CA 91016). Do the Bartman on do...
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Starting or growing your business? Three local libraries are partnering to offer free classes on building your business. The Los Angeles Law Library, Arcadia Public Library, and the West Covina Public Library will be presenting a series of three weekly classes starting Wednesday, Jan. 30, with “How to Form a Corporation or LLC,” followed on…
Maquina Takes Tacos and Burritos to New Heights
January 18, 2019
Learn Self-Defense at Kenpo Karate in Sierra Madre
January 17, 2019
Keeping the Peace at Ambrose Cafe
January 15, 2019
Dear Dr. K.C.: I am 55-year-old female and am embarrassed whenever I smile. I had braces when I was a teenager and don’t want braces as an adult. My teeth are moving more and more and are chipping on the edges. I used to have a big smile, but now I only sort of smile…
Epic Bike Crash in Rural Peru
January 17, 2019
Career Corner: Keep Your Jargon to Yourself
January 15, 2019
Lifeline for Pets: ‘Tortie Love’
January 14, 2019
Everyone is invited to this free and innovative weekend Mt Sierra College proudly announced recently that they will be hosting the 2019 Global Game Ja...
By May S. Ruiz Qianjiao Ma, known to her friends as ‘Q,’ is a long way from her birthplace in Northern China but is very much at home in her adopted c...
Acclaimed SoCal guitarist Diana Rein rocks the blues in concert at Arcadia Blues Club on Jan. 19. Also performing on this great double-guitar bill: Fl...
Dramatic yet subtle photographs exploring the trials of aging and mental well-being highlight a month-long show of pictures taken by documentary photo...
Dana Middle School students had the opportunity of a lifetime to hear the incredibly brave and inspiring story of Trudie Strobel—a Holocaust survivor. Born in Ukraine in 1938, Strobel and her mother were sent 600 miles to a Jewish ghetto in Poland when the Nazi’s invaded Russia. Strobel experienced the atrocities of life in a…
Arcadia Educational Foundation to Announce Mini-Grant Winners
January 10, 2019
Dodgers Visit Arcadia’s Camino Grove Elementary School
January 3, 2019
January College Search Guide
January 2, 2019
By Greg Aragon For Richard Henry Dana, it was the culmination of an epic and grueling two-year voyage from Boston to California. For me it was a day t...
By Greg Aragon A few months ago, I visited the California Science Center in Los Angeles (LA) to see the world-famous “King Tut: Treasures of the Golde...
By Brianna Chu Last year, May and I were invited to a PR mixer at the Bone Kettle, a Southeast Asian restaurant and bar in Old Pasadena, and the food ...
Owner’s Kurt and Dawn make you feel like family at Vino et Amicis Old Orcutt is a place to “wine-about.” Step out of the hustle, bus...
By Greg Aragon As the boat glided across Lake Constance, a seventh-century castle appeared through the morning mist, her fortified walls jetting from ...
The beginning of a new year marks the annual pledge many of us make for healthier eating habits after the long gluttonous run from Halloween thru New ...
Ways to Destress Using Yoga for BeginnersJanuary 23, 2019
Day Tripping Down to Dana Point HarborJanuary 23, 2019
How to Lose Weight Without a Personal TrainerJanuary 23, 2019
The Fall of the House of BaldwinJanuary 23, 2019
Arcadia Blows Past Muir Mustangs in Heated Le...January 22, 2019
