Monthly Archives: September, 2019

On a day of many memorable statements, perhaps San Marino Fire Chief Mario Rueda said it best. “San Marino Police and Fire are one team,”...

It has been a busy month for a group of local students who have escalated their campaign against underage smoking and “vaping,” the use...

Law enforcement officials received confirmation this week that former San Marino resident John Gabriel had illegal drugs in his automobile and home, which were...

A broad smile broke out across the face of San Marino High School head football Coach Justin Mesa on Thursday night, a sight that...

The entirety of Titanium Robotics’ work effort for the past week has been focused on preparing for their swiftly approaching off-season competition, Fall Classic....

https://outlooknewspapers.smugmug.com/La-Cañada-Flintridge/Schools/Palm-Crest-Hosts-Playful-Fallapalooza-/i-RhVvnvj/A Palm Crest Elementary School’s annual fall fundraiser, Fallapalooza, took place last Saturday. Co-chairs Jamie Abrahamian and Netty Becke helped organize lots of fun activities,...

https://outlooknewspapers.smugmug.com/San-Marino/Community/NCL-San-Marino-Chapter-Discusses-Plans-for-Season/i-gh3JRN4/A The National Charity League San Marino Area Chapter’s general meeting drew about 100 women to the Huntington Library’s Ahmanson classroom recently. The event was...

Five verbs make up the foundation of the “Nineteen Nineteen” exhibition, which opened at the Huntington Library last weekend as one of the institution’s...

She is an accomplished dancer and actress, third-degree black belt in the Korean martial art called Hapkido, defender of the environment and a self-described...

Former San Marino resident John Gabriel remains in custody following an incident that took place in the late night hours of Wednesday, Sept. 11...