For Angelenos who love animals but can’t commit to adopting a dog, Pasadena Humane is opening a pair of short-term fostering programs to the public.

For Angelenos who love animals but can&rsquo;t commit to adopting a dog, Pasadena Humane is opening a pair of short-term fostering programs to the public.

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Can’t adopt a dog? Pasadena Humane now offering pup field trips and sleepovers to the public

The Cypress Park restaurant is credited with defining LA's modern taco culture.

The Cypress Park restaurant is credited with defining LA's modern taco culture.

King Taco's original location could be given historic status

The Great Backyard Bird Count is coming up, and it's a great way for citizen scientists to help contribute to our understanding of birds around the world. 

The Great Backyard Bird Count is coming up, and it's a great way for citizen scientists to help contribute to our understanding of birds around the world.&nbsp;

A bird in your backyard is worth a lot to scientists

The Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center burned down in last year's Eaton Fire, taking with it nearly all of the special and ceremonial items housed inside. Since then, many supporters have donated items large and small, including prayer books, clothes and candlesticks.

Among the donations is a hand-woven challah cover that serves not only as a symbol of faith, but — in this case — evidence of recovery.

<a href="https://laist.com/news/eaton-fire-destroys-pasadena-jewish-temple-and-center" data-cms-id="00000194-486d-d136-a197-eceff5260000" data-cms-href="https://laist.com/news/eaton-fire-destroys-pasadena-jewish-temple-and-center">The Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center</a> burned down in last year's Eaton Fire, taking with it nearly all of the special and ceremonial items housed inside. Since then, many supporters have donated items large and small, including prayer books, clothes and candlesticks.
Among the donations is a hand-woven challah cover that serves not only as a symbol of faith, but &mdash; in this case &mdash; evidence of recovery.

Can’t adopt a dog? Pasadena Humane now offering pup field trips and sleepovers to the public

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