All Saints Episcopal Church and Chabad of Pasadena are among 193 California nonprofits awarded state funding to protect against hate-motivated violence Two Pasadena-based organizations, All Saints Episcopal and Chabad of Pasadena, Inc., have been awarded subst... More »
The Charter Reform Task Force will again discuss the timing of the mayoral election on Thursday. The task force is studying topics that the City Council could place on the ballot which could impact the City’s political structure. Topics include term limits, th... More »
The Pasadena Police Department is investigating a rash of copper wire thefts from City light poles that has resulted in thousands of dollars in losses over recent months. The copper wiring thefts have continued even as historic bronze light poles along South O... More »
Senate Bill 1128, authored by Senator Anthony J. Portantino, who represents Pasadena, seeks to close significant loopholes in California’s sex offender registration laws by requiring adults convicted of unlawful sexual activity with minors to be listed on the ... More »
A small brush fire broke out in Eaton Canyon early Tuesday morning April 9, prompting a multi-agency response to contain the blaze, according to Lisa Derderian, Pasadena Fire Department press information officer. The fire, dubbed the Creek Incident, was report... More »
A Pasadena man was arrested following a high-speed pursuit that ended near Newhall last Thursday, according to Officer Josh Greengard, spokesperson for the California Highway Patrol Newhall Area office. William Blazek, 46, allegedly led California Highway Patr... More »
Pasadena Water & Power has launched a groundbreaking online “bill estimator” tool, a first-of-its-kind initiative aimed at promoting financial awareness and planning among its customers. The tool provides insights into how the Department’s proposed water rate ... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board is set to vote on a resolution at its Wednesday meeting that would establish procedures for reviewing and recommending amendments to the city’s Fair and Equitable Housing Charter, also known as Article XVIII, according to the ... More »
Do you think councilmembers should be allowed to serve forever? Do you think our campaign contribution limit should be lower than $5,500? Our city is undergoing a charter reform process and this is your chance to have a say in what will be on the November 2024... More »
The United Democratic Headquarters in Pasadena has named seasoned political organizer Bill Hacket as campaign manager to oversee their efforts in the upcoming November 2024 elections. The announcement comes as Democrats seek to re-elect President Biden and mai... More »
In an age where technology permeates nearly every aspect of our lives, the digital divide remains a significant challenge for many older adults. Pasadena Village, a local nonprofit in Pasadena, California, is taking steps to bridge this gap by offering free te... More »
To our community, There are currently 430 active bills in 41 states in this country that seek to block transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive (TGX) people from receiving basic healthcare, education, legal recognition, and the right to exist publicly. Thi... More »
