At the inaugural Bill Gross Business Plan Competition, aspiring entrepreneurs pitched start-up ideas to a panel of seasoned investors. In this version of Shark Tank, each team was made up of Caltech undergraduate and graduate students armed with scientific expertise and a vision of how next-generation technology will improve the world. Fifteen student teams—selected as finalists from 80 total appl... More »
Registration has opened for the SoCal Women’s Conference, an annual event that brings together women, families, community organizations, medical professionals and wellness experts for a day of education, inspiration and networking. The conference, open to the public, will take place on April 26 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at The Westin Pasadena hotel, located at 191 N. Los Robles Ave. The confere... More »
Voter turnout wasn’t so low after all in the March 5 election. City Clerk Mark Jomsky said on Monday that 40.6% of local voters cast ballots in the election. The City turnout was higher than the voter turnout in Los Angeles County where only about 30% of the voters cast ballots. On Monday, the City Council adopted a resolution accepting the March 5 elections. Voters chose their representatives in ... More »
On Monday, the City Clerk will vote to adopt a resolution accepting the March 5 elections. This year, seats in Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 were up. The vote for the District 3 seat was held in a special election. The seat will be up for grabs again in two years. Voters chose Tyron Hampton, Rick Cole, Justin Jones, Gene Masuda, and Steve Madison to represent them in the respective districts. 29% of... More »
Next Monday, the City Council will hold a legally required public hearing on proposed sewer and refuse rate increases. Major increases are recommended for all classes of ratepayers. For example, over the next five years, single-family homeowners would see their refuse bills nearly double and sewer rates increase by more than 400%. This doesn’t take into account a proposed water rate increase that... More »
Although the results have long been decided locally, Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean C. Logan made it official last week when he certified the final results for the March 5 Presidential Primary Election last week. Although about 29% of eligible voters cast ballots in Los Angeles County. A total of 1,641,715 ballots were processed and counted with 28.90% of eligible voters c... More »
At its Wednesday meeting, the Planning Commission conducted its first-ever comprehensive review of the City’s five-year $1.9 billion Capital Improvement Program. City staff are making the rounds of City Commissions prior to formal presentation of the Capital Improvement Program to the City Council for a public hearing next month, prior to final adoption in May. After a two-hour session, the commis... More »
The County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk will certify the final results of the March 5 election on Friday. This will mark the end of some local races while others remain on track for a November runoff. Mike Sanchez, a spokesman for the RR/CC, told City News Service that while there are no plans for a news conference Friday, the county will make an announcement mid-afternoon, certifying the elect... More »
First the good news: previous generations provided us infrastructure worth more than a billion dollars – $1.365 billion according to Pasadena’s last audited financial report. That’s the total value of all the land the City owns and all its buildings (City Hall, police headquarters, libraries, fire stations, the Rose Bowl, recreation centers, etc.), plus all the array of pipes, wires, street lights... More »
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