16 Nov
Glendora mayor, the Honorable Judy Nelson, keynote speaker for San Rafael Neighborhoods Association (SRNA) annual meeting November 5th, detailed challenges now faced by foothill cities as a result of recent executive action creating the “San Gabriel Mountains National Monument.” Mayor Nelson, invited by SRNA due to parallel efforts by both congressional representatives of the San […]
1 Nov
“ONE BIG SITUATION!” NATIONAL PARK SERVICE EXPANSION Pasadena’s Arroyo and San Rafael Hills Guest Speaker HONORABLE JUDY NELSON Mayor, City of Glendora Please join us for frank talk about a topic “nobody’s talking about.” Mayor Nelson will explain how fast-tracking national park expansion areas by executive order and “national monument” designation can silence local government […]
***Neighborhood Alert *** Proposed development at the corner of Melrose and Colorado. Per Taka Suzuki: The owner has two options to build: 1). On the corner where the grassy area would be lost and, 2). At the proposed area directly behind the old building. #2 will require a variance for “no parking.” Staff will likely […]
Robin Salzer, one of the original founders of the organization has rejoined the board and has been unanimously elected President. Robin was previously Vice President for many years helping SRNA to confront the issues of the neighborhoods from the fire station closure, to the 710 freeway debacle and other issues in the Arroyo as well […]
SRNA ANNOUNCES A DISTRICT 6 CANDIDATES FORUM! MEET THE 2020 DISTRICT 6 CANDIDATES Moderated by Andre Coleman – Pasadena Weekly January 16th 7-9PM San Rafael Elementary School 1090 Nithsdale Rd. *NEW LA COUNTY VOTER MACHINES DETAILS 6pm MEET THE MAYORAL CANDIDATES! 8:30pm REFRESHMENTS SERVED SRNA as an organization does not endorse or promote any candidate […]
A BIG THANKS to the many San Rafael neighbors who activated in 2012 to oppose the Caltrans 710 route down Avenue 64, joining with the San Rafael Neighborhoods Association (SRNA) and prevailing against the odds. It was early June 2012 when SRNA learned from a little-noticed Saturday morning Caltrans meeting at the Rose Bowl that Avenue […]
The church of the Angels was broken into, vandalized, then set on fire in the early morning hours of Saturday Jan. 13th. A few people who were out walking saw smoke and called 911. Los Angeles Fire and Pasadena Fire Departments quickly extinguished the fire. Minimal damage to the structure occurred, however, several sacred pieces […]
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