Noozhawk · Baldwin Park, CA
Everything seemed to be clicking for the Santa Barbara High football team on the road Friday, as the Golden Tornado roared past Baldwin Park, 42-15, in a CIF-SS Division 6 quarterfinal game. Quarterback Griffin Arnold threw five touchdown passes and running back Everett Rabb-Preston rushed for 148 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries to lead a high-octane attack. The defense held Baldwin Park without a touchdown until 1:54 left in the third quarter. Last week, Baldwin Park scored 35 points to beat Ventura in the first round and came into the quarterfinal game averaging over 40 points a game. Santa Barbara (9-3) will return to Peabody Stadium for a semifinal game against Beaumont next Friday. Beaumont defeated Summit, 42-22. Baldwin Park (10-2) opened the scoring with a field goal at the 7:23 mark of the first quarter. Santa Barbara answered with a Rabb-Preston touchdown run at 10:40 of the second quarter and never looked back.
Long Beach Post · La Puente, CA
Nearby: La Puente, CAAfter Sabrina Arellano opened Coffinated Coffee in La Puente in October 2022, the coffee shop’s Instagram account gained 41,000 followers. Coffinated Coffee has a menu of drinks inspired by quintessential horror movies, games, TV shows and books. It was Arellano’s grandmother who first turned her onto all things horror. On Saturday, Arellano opened the shop’s second location on First Street in Downtown Long Beach. The Long Beach Post sat down with Arellano to learn more about Coffinated Coffee and its spooky menu. The interview has been edited for clarity and length. How did Coffinated Coffee come to be? My grandma and I grew up loving everything horror and spooky-related. We were really close, so I get a lot of the demented, dark humor from her. I love it, but she got really sick – she had cancer – and so I [put everything] on pause to take care of her. In 2021, she passed at home.
Fortress of Solitude · Arcadia, CA
Nearby: Arcadia, CAWhile she’s best known for her role as Lois Cerullo on General Hospital (which won her a Daytime Emmy in 1995), Rena Sofer is also remembered for playing Heidi Petrelli on Heroes and Quinn Fuller on The Bold and the Beautiful. After leaving General Hospital for the second time in 2025, the 57-year-old actress has been focusing on a quieter life in the Hudson Valley. But how did she break into the world of entertainment? And what else is keeping her busy in 2026? Rena Sofer’s Early Life: How She Broke Into Acting Image Credit: Walt Disney Television, Selmur Productions Born on December 2, 1968, in Arcadia, California, Rena Sofer’s childhood was characterized by her Jewish upbringing. Following her parents’ divorce, she moved to New Jersey with her rabbi father and her brother. At 15, Rena was approached by a talent scout while hanging out on the streets of Greenwich Village. Her modeling career was rather short-lived, with her later stating: “It just never really worked for me.
San Marino Tribune · San Marino, CA
Nearby: San Marino, CAOfficers responded to a report of a suspicious individual sitting on the sidewalk near Lorain Road and Del Mar Avenue while in possession of a children's backpack at 2:39 p.m. on Nov. 4. Upon arrival, officers located the individual hiding…
San Marino Tribune · San Marino, CA
Nearby: San Marino, CAVice Mayor Calvin Lo held his lead in San Marino’s three-seat City Council race, trailed closely by Mayor Tony Chou and challenger Shelley Boyle, per the county’s latest unofficial results as of Monday, Nov. 9. Meanwhile, both Measure U and…
San Marino Tribune · San Marino, CA
Nearby: San Marino, CAFollowing the City Council's adoption of the 2026 Engineering & Traffic Survey (E&TS) on Oct. 14, city staff are preparing to implement the approved speed-limit changes throughout San Marino.
San Marino Tribune · San Marino, CA
Nearby: San Marino, CAPartnership for Awareness (PfA) hosted a vital Red Ribbon Week community presentation at the San Marino Community Center on Wednesday, Oct. 28, offering local parents and students practical, evidence-based tools to navigate today’s changing substance landscape.
San Marino Tribune · San Marino, CA
Nearby: San Marino, CAAn unknown suspect trespassed onto private residential property in the 1300 block of Wembly Road at 7:41 p.m. on Oct. 25. The suspect walked to the front of the residence and attempted to access the backyard, but the gate was…
San Marino Tribune · San Marino, CA
Nearby: San Marino, CAThe San Marino City Club will host the 2027 Tournament of Roses Queen and Royal Court for a meet-and-greet dinner on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at the San Marino Community Center.
San Marino Tribune · San Marino, CA
Nearby: San Marino, CASan Marino voters appear to be backing Measures U and SMS, each with about 71% in unofficial returns. In the City Council race, incumbents Calvin Lo and Tony Chou hold the lead, with Shelley Boyle next in line.
Farmington Daily Times · Pasadena, CA
Nearby: Pasadena, CACAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA’s Voyager 1 is about to become humanity’s first object to reach one light-day from Earth as it pushes ever deeper into interstellar space. That’s a mind-blowing distance of more than 16 billion miles (26 billion kilometers) for the spacecraft launched 49 years ago. When Voyager 1 reaches that remarkable milestone on Wednesday, its radio signals will take precisely 24 hours traveling at the speed of light to reach Earth — in other words, one light-day. NASA is looking at another 18,000 years before the spacecraft achieves a full light-year and more than double that before it comes near another star. Project manager Suzanne Dodd sees Voyager 1 as Earth’s ambassador hurtling between stars while providing a “sense of wonder” on the home front. “It’s a national treasure,” she told The Associated Press.
Rafu Shimpo · Pasadena, CA
Nearby: Pasadena, CALast month, the Caltech Seismological Laboratory in Pasadena celebrated the 90th birthday of Hiroo Kanamori (center), professor emeritus, and former director of the lab. He was the most prolific and highly cited seismologist for a 30-year time span (1991-2021). Kanamori’s work has helped shape modern seismology, from developing the moment magnitude scale with Tom Hanks […]
Daily Hampshire Gazette · Pasadena, CA
Nearby: Pasadena, CAPasadena, CA – The Shafer family is deeply saddened to announce the death of Janice Button Shafer on October 13, 2026, one month after her 95th birthday. She died peacefully from natural causes in the presence of family in Pasadena, CA. She was an amazing woman and a powerful force who impressed everyone she met. We will miss her energy and hearing all her stories, but she will never be forgotten.Janice was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on September 13, 1931, with her twin sister Judy Button Harmon, to mother Anita Wolever and father Charles T. Button. Inspired by her engineer father, she studied Engineering Physics at Cornell University at a time when there was one woman student for every 500 men in engineering.
Business · Pasadena, CA
Nearby: Pasadena, CAThe former iPic theater at One Colorado in Pasadena will reopen in early December under the management of the Look dine-in theater chain.