‘ICE OUT’ Gallery: Pasadena City College students rally against ICE

Share: On Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026 Pasadena City College (PCC) students organized a joint walkout to march in protest against ICE. Meeting in front of the Jack Scott Building, students marched from campus to Pasadena City Hall in hopes of empowering participants and onlookers. Our photojournalists followed along to capture these moments and their message as documented below:  “[We want to] make sure our voices are heard and our message is clear that we want ICE out of Pasadena,” said Pearl Hsieh, a PCC student …

Scene Gallery: Sunsets during cloudy week of Sept 20. 2025

Share: This week, our photojournalists were tasked with seeking out and capturing sunsets. Featuring some shorelines out of town as well as light breaking through our recent local clouds, this gallery acknowledges autumn’s beginning as the sun begins to set on our year. Marcy Facundo-Moya/Courier A family rinses off sand as the sun sets on Venice Beach on Sunday, September 21, 2025.Guillermo Garcia/Courier View of Downtown Los Angeles during sunset at Ascott Hills Park, Los Angeles, on Tuesday, September 23, 2025. Altocumulus and altostratus cloud …

Photo Gallery: Photos of the Week

Share: Every week, the Photojournalism class will pick the top five photos that were taken for Courier assignments. Stop by and check out the updates. Week 13 – Top 5   Week 12 – Top 5 Week 11 – Top 5 Week 10 – Top 5 Week 9 – Top 5 Week 8 – Top 5 Week 7 — Top 5 Week 6 — Top 5 Week 5 — Top 5 Week 4 — Top 5 Week 3 — Top 5 Week 2 — Top …

GALLERY: Letters in the Landscape

Share: Courier photographers Anastasia Kiek, Justice Aragon, Eizen Yap, Desiree Brewington, Lamar Collins, and Raleigh Ebner explored the PCC campus in search of shapes that resembled the letters in their own names. From architectural angles to everyday objects, they captured unexpected typography hidden in plain sight. Desiree Lamar   Anastasia   Eizen   Raleigh Justice     Follow:

Altadena residents share uncertainty, unanswered questions after the fires

Share: This story was produced in partnership with LA Radio Club and was originally published in AfroLA. Since the fires, there has been an outpouring of support for Altadena residents who’ve been displaced. Food distribution, housing vouchers and clothing drives have supported fire survivors, but finding routine and balance has been difficult. “There’s no rhyme or reason to your day,” said 22-year old Seamus Bozeman. “That really sucks… because there’s no structure.” The day before the Eaton Fire, Bozeman felt grounded by a longstanding routine: …