The Pasadena Unified School District has teamed with the Pasadena Education Network to ask local parents whose children are enrolled in any one of PUSD’s 23 schools and academies to complete an online survey. Parents are being asked to share their experiences... More »
On Monday Pasadena’s City Council unanimously approved the first reading of a new ordinance granting non-exclusive renewal franchises for solid waste collection to 20 applicants. Earlier, on June 13, the Council renewed the applications for 20 non-exclusive so... More »
The City Council on Monday, July 11, adopted the resolution declaring as winners in the recently concluded elections incumbent Councilmembers John Kennedy and Jessica Rivas, and newcomer Planning Commision Commissioner Jason Lyon. The resolution, which was giv... More »
Public comments on matters not on the agenda came back to the beginning of the City Council meeting on Monday. And it took less than 15 minutes for a caller to take aim at incoming City Manager Miguel Márquez. “I’m still calling for y’all to fire the cops that... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, which has repeatedly clashed with Sheriff Alex Villanueva on a variety of topics, will consider a proposal Tuesday that would ask voters in November to give the panel power to remove an elected sheriff from office f... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday will consider embarking on a public outreach campaign aimed at informing people that abortion remains safe, confidential and legal in the county in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision last month to overt... More »
The City Council unanimously voted to approve Miguel Márquez City Manager contract. Márquez will start with the City on Aug. 29 according to an employment agreement contained in Monday’s City Council agreement. “Congratulations and thank you for accepting the ... More »
Incoming City Manager Miguel Márquez was introduced to the community at Monday’s City Council meeting, but before that he answered questions in front of the local media. “I am very excited to be here and I am very eager to start the work just as soon as I can ... More »
Sightings of black bears in and around Altadena have become relatively common, but there’s one bear that’s now the talk of the town: “Rubio,” the life-sized, photo-realistic painted bear on the side of the town’s Grocery Outlet. On July 22, Altadenans will for... More »
The City of Pasadena is experiencing theft of wiring from electrical pull boxes located in the City’s right of way. According to a city statement the thefts are occurring in the evening hours and in different areas of the City, and generally by individuals wit... More »
The Armory has welcomed five new board members, whose diverse range of expertise and networks will help to advance the nationally recognized nonprofit’s newly adopted mission to nurture their community and its young people by creating, learning, and presenting... More »
The recent May 1st Cinco de Mayo at the Rose Bowl was the most successful community-based event in years. Over 7,000 people of all ages attended and participated in the event. The number is up from an earlier attendance forecast of 3,000 participants. The eve... More »
