South Pasadena

South Pasadena is full of peepable film locations, Craftsman houses, and well-stocked gift shops; a perfect L.A. afternoon.

Whether stocking up on vegetables for the week, or picking up dinner for that evening, the South Pasadena Farmer’s Market has what you’re looking for.

Pasadena and South Pasadena are go-to destinations for film location scouts on the lookout for stand-ins for the Midwest and East Coast.

South Pasadena's newest historic district is an architectural wonderland -- and a great place to call home.

Southern California has the winning combo of superior schools, diversity, and safe neighborhoods for young families. The site creditdonkey.com evaluated the bes

Step back in time at our historic South Pasadena bed and breakfast. 7 uniquely appointed rooms, pool, and complimentary breakfast at our South Pasadena Inn.

Located just northeast of Los Angeles, Pasadena, California is a popular city to visit. With beautiful art deco buildings, California sunshine, a lots of things to do — this town is a must-visit. Pasadena offers a number of outdoor activities, thanks to the Angeles National Forest residing here. Pasadena is sort of like its own world and has a lot to offer. It’s definitely one of my favorite places to visit in Southern California!

At the turn of the last century, before Garfield Park was a park, it was a brambly-wild patch of land owned by the Southern Pacific Railroad. South Pas leased the seven-acres for a number of years before finally purchasing it in 1920 and transforming it into the jewel in South Pasadena's crown. Even with a modern playground and tennis courts, Garfield Park feels a bit like a garden from a lost era. (All those old-fashioned rosebushes! That wonderful sign!) And although the park suffered…

When people think of Los Angeles, they probably envision endless miles of concrete, infinite strip malls that test the definitions of beige, and a Kardashian snapping a selfie on every corner. But …

The Historic Communities of the 710 are some of the oldest, most historic cities, neighborhoods, and streetscapes in the Los Angeles metro area. Learn about the 30-plus-year battle to protect them.