Share: More than 80 years after Nazis forces seized the art collection of Jewish dealer Jacques Goudstikker, two of the paintings hanging inside Pasadena’s Norton Simon Museum are once again at the center of a battle over who the rightful owners are. Although courts previously sided with the museum after years of litigation, a new lawsuit is using recently enacted California and federal laws designed to give families of survivors another opportunity to recover artwork taken through Nazi persecution. The outcome could extend far beyond ...
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Hat trick caps 6-0 PCC win over Cougars
As the sun began to set on a bright Friday evening, PCC men’s soccer welcomed the visiting Cougars immediately with two explosive goals within the first 6 minutes of the game. PCC’s offensive onslaught remained...
Hansen may be mad, but ‘Primetime’ shines
Director Lance Oppenheim adds another cult classic to an already stacked filmography with the addition of “Primetime”. It is a riveting psychological thriller based on true crime host Chris Hansen that will have viewers wincing...
BLOTTER: Student reported racist note left on their car
Monday, September 21, 2026 8:34 a.m. – A student reported a person arguing with students in the U Building. 12:18 p.m. – Officers arrested a person in parking lot 8 for possession of drug paraphernalia....
How many goals does it take to beat the Owls? One, two, three…four!
Around an hour before the kickoff for a men’s soccer game between Pasadena City College and Citrus College, a few Citrus players arrived at the stadium, staggered until there were roughly eight sitting in some...
‘Practical Magic 2’ casts its spell on a new generation
Earlier this month, the long anticipated sequel to the 1998 classic “Practical Magic” was released to theaters worldwide with Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock, Stockard Channing, and Diane Wiest reprising their roles as women of the...
Students mingle as Mid-Autumn festival mixes music and mooncakes
On Thursday, September 24th, the Circadian lounge filled with music and chatter as Pasadena City College celebrated the Mid-Autumn festival with crafts, teas and mooncakes for students to enjoy together. Ashley Portillo/CourierPasadena City College hosts...
Women’s soccer ends heated competitive matchup in scoreless draw
When the final whistle blew on Tuesday’s women’s soccer game between Pasadena City College and Citrus College, first-year midfielder Naeemah Browne fell to her knees, exhausted. The Lancers had controlled possession throughout the game, had...
A star is reborn: Hollywood’s got a repeat actor problem
With Primetime, the film about Chris Hansen’s “To Catch a Predator” coming out this Friday, there’s a good chance that you have already seen Robert Pattinson’s face on the big screen at least once this...
Hiding behind religion on September 11 has left scars on a torn nation
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