Nearly 30 years ago, Gregg Smith looked at a notice from the city of Pasadena about his property behind...

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As we celebrate this year’s Dining and Entertainment Special Edition, we want to pay homage to our colleague...

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A tap of the baton on the podium pierces the silence. Black-clad musicians lean forward in anticipation....

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Thunder claps. Wood beams in the ceiling creak. The warm glow of a chandelier in the living room signals...

Joan’s on Third needs no introduction. Just the mention of the beloved restaurant brings to mind the luscious...

If the walls at the Formosa Café could talk, they’d regale any lunch, dinner or happy hour crowd with...