Pasadena experienced a very chilly night and headed into a cold Wednmesday morning with the National Weather Service predicting wind chill would push some areas into the 30’s early in the day. A wind advisory for Pasadena remained in effect until 10 a.m. Many ... More »
At a Board of Education Finance Study Session about the District’s Facilities Master Plan on Feb. 9, Board Members wrestled with the idea of selling disused school campuses. Across the United States, cities are “right-sizing” their school districts, closing ... More »
The Design Commission approved Final Design Review for the Colorado-Hill Project on Tuesday. The project consists of two projects: a new 375-room hotel on the north side of Colorado at Hill and a mixed-use smaller-scale building with 49 residential units on t... More »
The Northwest Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved the language of a letter urging the City Council to locate a site for a new cold weather shelter. “I would not want to sleep outside tonight,” said Commissioner Ryan Bell responding to the biting cold an... More »
Governor Gavin Newsom is urging the federal government to investigate the recent price spike affecting the Western U.S. and highlighted the state’s action to provide relief to Californians. The rising bills have slammed the state, including Pasadena residents.... More »
Pasadena City College announced Tuesday it will expand services for students who are also parents after receiving a $500,000 award from Representative Judy Chu (CA-28) and the U.S. Department of Education. PCC’s Family Resource Center was named as the benefici... More »
Even space robots know what “pics or it didn’t happen” means: NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover provided a panorama of its recently completed sample depot – a big milestone for the mission and humanity’s first collection of samples on another planet. The panorama... More »
Alhambra City Councilwoman Sasha Renée Pérez on Tuesday declared her candidacy to be the next California State Senator from the 25th Senate District. Her announcement described her as “a regional leader who has advocated for higher education access, homeless s... More »
The Pasadena Police Department announced that officers will conduct a DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint on Friday at an undisclosed location within the city limits. The location of the checkpoint is determined by data on impaired driving-related crashes, with th... More »
The City’s Public Works Dept. will review Pasadena’s comprehensive sidewalk repair program before Northwest Commissioners at their Tuesday meeting. The repair program is aimed at minimizing the city’s liability and maximizing pedestrian access. Ina presentati... More »
On Wednesday, Feb. 15, Pasadena Village, a nonprofit that helps aging-in-place older adults connect with each other, will celebrate the second annual National Villages Day with an Older Adult Resource Fair. The event is an opportunity for residents of Pasadena... More »
It recently took Janette Grigg, a family nurse practitioner in Pasadena, six months to be able to secure an appointment with a physician for her annual physical exam. Grigg said as a result of a law – Assembly Bill 890 – the time of waiting for exams will be... More »
