Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger told Pasadena Now she was “disappointed” in Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s decision to close the sheriff’s station in Altadena. “The Chief Executive Office has provided the Sheriff’s Department with guidance and suggesti... More »
The City Council on Monday will vote to amend the eviction moratorium enacted to protect renters facing hardship during the Coronavirus pandemic. The amendment would give tenants 12 months, instead of six, to pay back rent, and landlords could be criminally pr... More »
Strong winds will blow across the Southland today, as temperatures begin to rise as a second heat wave rolls through the southland this week. On Monday temperatures will reach 87 in Pasadena and continue to rise this week reaching a high of 94 degrees on Thurs... More »
If you own a bike that needs some basic repair, Pasadena and some local community partners are ready to do just that as part of “Walk Local, Bike Solo,” a month long campaign of fun and healthy recreational activities that residents can experience while exerci... More »
A Pasadena man was arrested on suspicion of a racially-motivated hate crime Sunday night. Pasadena police Lt. Pete Hettema said the suspect threw a Monster Energy drink at several Asian-American victims as they walked near the intersection of Colorado Boulevar... More »
No definitive answers are expected to emerge from Monday’s Pasadena City Council meeting as to when stay-at-home orders and other COVID-19-related restrictions might be lifted in the city. Still, what is expected to be one of the lengthiest segments of another... More »
The Pasadena City Council will discuss enacting a Hospitality Workplace Protections Ordinance on Monday. The ordinance would require hoteliers to adhere to certain health and safety requirements in the workplace even beyond the current state of emergency. The ... More »
Glendale continues to lead nearby cities in confirmed cases of the Coronavirus. As of Sunday, the L.A. County Department of Public Health reported 612 cases and 28 deaths in Glendale. 93 cases were reported in South Pasadena, 87 cases in Alhambra, 76 cases in ... More »
The city finally got around to opening more of the local government last week when the Planning Commission met for the first time since January. Of course weed was the issue that came up, as Pasadena Now first reported. The cannabis-related discussions never h... More »
The Television Critics Association’s (TCA) has canceled its summer press tour. The event was scheduled to be held at Pasadena’s Langham Huntington in Pasadena later in the summer. In a letter to its members, the TCA board wrote they were talking with the TV ne... More »
In total 56 Pasadena residents have died from 439 laboratory-confirmed cases of the Coronavirus officials said on Sunday. The city has seen a surge in cases largely due to an increase in testing at one local facility. Most of the city’s cases of the virus eman... More »
[Updated] Four local residents have announced their intentions to run for school board. Mike Crowley, Tina Wu Fredericks, Scott Harden and Jennifer Hall Lee have all confirmed their intentions to enter the Nov. 3 contest. “I’m running for school board because ... More »
