For the second year straight, people struggling to stay warm and dry in the cold and rain will not have the option of sleeping in a Pasadena bad weather shelter. When contacted by Pasadena Now, Rabbi Joshua Grater, executive director of Friends in Deed, the no... More »
A pair of San Marino schools were locked down when a man thought to be armed with a pistol was seen running in the vicinity, authorities said Thursday. Officers were dispatched about 1:35 p.m. Wednesday to the area of Huntington Drive and Gainsborough Road whe... More »
If we are going to stop gangs from thriving and growing in Pasadena we must begin to break the cycle of gang-gun violence. We must start within the Black community and have the help of non-profit organizations, so-called Black organizations, politicians, and l... More »
[UPDATED] Coroner’s officials on Thursday released the identity of a 24-year-old Pasadena man who was fatally shot in a residential neighborhood last week. Jamal Dion Patterson died Oct. 28 at a hospital after he was critically wounded in a shooting shortly be... More »
Patronizing or working in an indoor bar, winery, brewery, nightclub or lounge in Los Angeles County and Pasadena will require proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 beginning Thursday. The order also recommends, but does not require, vaccine verification f... More »
What would Thanksgiving be without a turkey? To make Union Station Homeless Services ‘Dinner in the Park’ possible for thousands of unhoused and in-need people, the nonprofit put out a call for 234 frozen 10-lb turkeys and 70 turkey breasts. These turkeys wil... More »
A $75 million gift from the late William (Bill) H. Hurt has established a suite of endowed early-career professorships at Caltech that brings young faculty together to collaborate, build connections across disciplines, and engage in research and teaching that ... More »
A group of nearly 600 Los Angeles County firefighters filed a lawsuit against the county Wednesday over its requirement that county employees be vaccinated against COVID-19. The Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit alleges the county’s mandate violates the firef... More »
Children between ages 5 and 11 began receiving the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in Los Angeles County on Wednesday, with the Pasadena Public Health Department expected to follow suit early next week, officials said. The L.A. County Department of Public Health sprun... More »
The latest installment of the Rotary Club of Pasadena’s popular “Shop With a Cop” program took a detour Wednesday as police officers descended upon two locations of the Pasadena Boys and Girls Club to share activities and deliver gift cards. As Pasadena Boys a... More »
Huntington Hospital provided just under $135.2 million in health care services and other forms of support to the region in 2020, representatives announced Wednesday. Every year, the hospital endeavors to contribute to the community through programs including l... More »
For the fourth time in a row, Pasadena City College has been named one of the country’s Top 150 Community Colleges by the College Excellence Program at the Aspen Institute. Every two years, the Aspen Institute conducts a public competition that recognizes the ... More »
