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City Announces Street Closures for Upcoming MarathonMonday, February 8th, 2010 The City of Pasadena has announced its detailed traffic plan for the Pasadena Marathon on Sunday, Feb. 21. Thousands of runners, walkers and cyclists are expected to participate in the 3.1-mile run/walk on route throughout the community. READ MORERegional Public Radio Station Celebrates New Pasadena Facility From the trash bin, SCPR’s $27-million center now coming trueWednesday, August 19th, 2009 Southern California Public Radio station KPCC 89.3, which reportedly pulls in 600,000 listeners weekly, celebrated construction of its new high technology facility on Raymond Ave. on Tuesday evening. READ MOREInternational Friendly draws more than 80,000 Soccer game at Rose Bowl also attracts starsWednesday, July 22nd, 2009 Many of the fans could not get into the stadium until halftime. No matter, as half of an international friendly soccer match is better than nothing at all, especially when the select few who were privileged enough to be inside the Rose Bowl as part of one of the largest crowds to ever attend a futbol contest in Southern California. READ MORE |
Local Leaders Take HIV TestShown at the event: Pasadena Public Health Dept. Director Dr. Takashi Wada, Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard, Pasadena Star-News Opinion Paged Editor Steve Scauzillo, Planned Parenthood Pasadena Chapter CEO Sherri Bonner, Assemblymember Anthony Portantino, Pasadena City College Boardmember Geoff Baum, and Gino Sund, Chair of the Altadena Town Council. READ MOREPasadena Patriots Speak Out on Health Care ReformFriday, July 17th, 2009 [Updated: Wednesday, July 22, 2009| 1:02 p.m..] Local activists rallied against a proposed national health care bill in front of the office of Pasadena’s congressional representative on July 17. READ MOREBill Passes Prohibiting Trucks on Angeles CrestThursday, July 16th, 2009 AB 1361 will prohibit commercial vehicles with three or more axles or weighing 9,000 pounds or more from driving on Angeles Crest between La Cañada Flintridge and Big Pines. READ MORE |
Murder Suspect Waives ExtraditionMonday, July 27th, 2009 A 24-year-old murder suspect chose to remain in New Jersey instead of being extradited to Pasadena, it was reported today by law enforcement officials. READ MOREPUSD Board Votes to Place Parcel Tax on May 4 BallotWednesday, January 27th, 2010 Board feels measure would protect schools, libraries, arts & music READ MOREPasadena Law Firm Win Multi-Million Dollar SettlementWednesday, February 3rd, 2010 Pasadena personal injury attorneys Ball & Roberts have announced their recent multimillion-dollar lawsuit settlement in a case which touched on a number of novel issues. READ MORE |
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Pasadena Water Shortage Declared
Thursday, July 16th, 2009
5:58 am
The Pasadena City Council declared a Level 1 water shortage this week, adding two new restrictions on water use in Pasadena and other areas that receive water from the Pasadena Water and Power Department.
READ MOREACLU Forum: Is There a“Schools to Prison Pipeline”?
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
5:25 am
More than 200 turned out for a public forum Tuesday to discuss the idea that certain groups of students are funneled to prison without ever getting a chance to succeed.
READ MOREShould Pasadena Quit MWD? Chief Hahamonga Has Last Laugh
Imagine your city is located next door to a valley water district with enough surplus water to meet your needs but instead your city imports about two-thirds of its water hundreds of miles from the Colorado River and the Sacramento Delta, and pays a premium price for it, resulting in environmental degradation in the process. Do you think this is wise policy for water rate payers in a city that praises itself for its Green City Action Plan?
