In the first of two currently scheduled public meetings, a small group of PUSD parents met at John Muir High School Wednesday to provide the District with input on the hiring of a new Superintendent to replace Dr. Brian McDonald. Former Superintendent McDonal... More »
The National Weather Service predicts a sunny weekend for Pasadena, With chillier weather giving away to a warming trend that should top out next week. Daily temperatures will climb, with the next Wednesday predicted for a warm, sweater-free 79°. The forecast... More »
The Pasadena Police Department announced plans for a dedicated traffic safety operation scheduled for Friday, Dec. 1. Focused on curbing dangerous driver behaviors that jeopardize the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists, the initiative aims to address violati... More »
In the search for new particles and forces in nature, physicists are on the hunt for behaviors within atoms and molecules that are forbidden by the tried-and-true Standard Model of particle physics. Any deviations from this model could indicate what physicists... More »
More than 3,000 California pharmacies earlier this month ended a service they long provided to help the medicine go down, and it’s unclear when they’ll restore it. The pharmacies suspended their practice of flavoring medication because they’re awaiting rules f... More »
District 2 City Council Candidate and former Pasadena Mayor Rick Cole moderated a compelling and insightful panel discussion on street homelessness Wednesday evening in the Arroyo Repertory Theatre at St. James United Methodist Church. The event, though produ... More »
Pacific Oaks College has launched an accredited Online Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program, marking a significant stride in providing accessible and quality education to aspiring social work professionals. The program, accredited by the Council on Social Wor... More »
We share a deep concern for public safety, particularly in our parks, and the need for expanded mental health and outreach services is pressing. Recent incidents underscore the urgency for immediate action. While I commend our police department, City Manager, ... More »
Kaiser Permanente has revealed the theme for its 2024 Rose Parade float, named “Symphony of You.” The theme signifies the seamless collaboration within Kaiser Permanente, an orchestrated effort dedicated to the individual care of each member, a Kaiser Permane... More »
The California Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Legislative Caucus has thrown its support behind John Harabedian for State Assembly in the 41st District, which includes Pasadena. Assemblymember Evan Low (D-Silicon Valley), Chair of the California AAPI ... More »
District 4 Councilmember Gene Masuda became the second incumbent to qualify for the March 2024 election. The longtime Councilmember turned in his nomination petition and fee on Nov. 20, according to City Clerk Mark Jomsky’s office. In 2020, Masuda garnered 59.... More »
The Pasadena City Legislative Policy Committee discussed Wednesday two ballot measures that propose amendments to the City Charter. In September and November meetings, the City Council considered potential technical charter amendments to be on the March 5 bal... More »
