The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 20 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Pasadena School Board President to Deliver Annual State of Schools Address Window to Comment on California ... More »
The Playhouse Party, Pasadena Playhouse’s second annual benefit event exceeded all expectations by raising over $675,000 on Saturday, April 13, in a remarkable display of support for the iconic theater institution. Co-chaired by Elizabeth Hall, Y-Vonne Hutchi... More »
Pasadena will experience a cooling trend Friday as strong onshore flow brings extensive low clouds and fog, according to the National Weather Service. A deep marine layer will struggle to clear throughout the day, with only partial afternoon clearing expected.... More »
The 45-day commenting period on the California Department of Transportation rulemaking process to permanently adopt emergency regulations that expire on September 30 will end next week. California Department of Transportation is requesting the public’s input a... More »
The City of Pasadena has unveiled new public artwork titled “Rosa Geometrica” by the artist-team In Theory Art Collective as part of the City’s Rotating Public Art Program: Series IV. The sculpture, located at the southwest corner of Bonnie Avenue and Del Mar ... More »
A new play centering around two Pasadena icons will premiere at 7 p.m. on May 30 at John Muir High School. The free, one-night-only, production of Jackie & Julia wonders what if two Pasadena residents, Jackie Robinson and Julia Child, had met in the 1930s and ... More »
City officials are working to upgrade a plaque honoring former Pasadena resident Jackie Robinson. Robinson and his family moved to Northwest Pasadena in 1920. A plaque now commemorates Robinson’s residency in the City. Jackie Robinson and his family resided he... More »
After a partly to mostly cloudy Thursday, Pasadena can expect a cooling trend through Friday as onshore flow strengthens. The marine layer is expected to deepen, potentially pushing clouds into the coastal mountain slopes by Friday night. A warming trend kicks... More »
Pasadena residents are uniting in the fight against hunger as they prepare to join the Pasadena Area CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday, April 21 – an event organizers say is planned to showcase the power of communal action in addressing critical social issues. The Pa... More »
Dry and warmer conditions are expected in Pasadena this week and through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. Night through morning low clouds and fog may affect portions of the city through Sunday. On Thursday, Pasadena will experience part... More »
Pasadena Now spoke to tenants and property owners about Measure H about the ongoing efforts to implement the rent control measure. The rent control measure passed nearly 18 months ago. While tenants spoke on the record, many of the landlords spoke on the condi... More »
Concerns over the high cost of living pushed the satisfaction of Los Angeles County residents back to its lowest-ever level, with renters feeling especially pessimistic about their futures, according to a new UCLA survey released Wednesday. The latest edition ... More »
