Looking back on an unprecedented 10 months without any campouts, cookouts or expeditions, Boy Scouts in Pasadena, including girls, are continuing to adapt to keep their troops unified amid the pandemic. Having survived the 1918 flu pandemic and two world wars ... More »
Following a recent trend, Monday’s City Council consent calendar, which usually includes more than a dozen items, remains light with just three things needing council approval, including a maximum $15.7 million contract to provide power line clearance tree tri... More »
George Rossman (PhD ’71), professor of mineralogy, has been awarded the 2021 Roebling Medal by the Mineralogical Society of America (MSA). The Roebling Medal is the MSA’s highest award, recognizing “scientific eminence as represented primarily by scientific pu... More »
Pasadena’s Harvest Rock Church held an indoor church service Sunday, two days after winning a legal victory from the U.S. Supreme Court, which granted a partial injunction against California’s coronavirus-related prohibition against indoor worship services. “I... More »
The City Council’s Public Safety Committee will discuss the rules and regulations of the city’s Police Oversight Commission at 4 p.m. Wednesday. On Jan. 25, several City Council members expressed concerns regarding details on confidentiality, the appointment ... More »
The City Council will convene in closed session on Monday to discuss a lawsuit filed against the city by the Tournament of Roses Association. The tournament is suing the city for trademark infringement, unfair competition, false association, slander, and false... More »
According to statistics released by the Pasadena Police Department during a community briefing last Friday, the year is starting out how it ended, with police taking guns off the street. In January, Pasadena police recovered 29 guns, according to the report. “... More »
Pasadena officials on Sunday reported 33 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths. All told, there have been 10,473 cases and 275 deaths. At Huntington Hospital, 24 of the hospital’s 127 COVID-19 patients were battling the virus in an intensive care unit. Meanwhil... More »
The City Council on Monday will consider amending a development agreement between the city and a local developer that has fallen short in local hiring and participation quotas. As part of the local hiring agreement, Lincoln Properties said 20% of its hires on ... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 57 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Tournament of Roses Sues City of Pasadena Over Ownership of Rose Bowl Trademarks Council Appoi... More »
The City Council on Monday is scheduled to hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to a development agreement on a project that has fallen far short of its local hiring and local participation quotas. Lincoln Properties is building 10 West Walnut, a 210,0... More »
Gyorgy Tomso, who joined Green Dot Corp. as its chief technology officer, has been named to the company’s executive management team, according to a statement. Tomso will lead the Pasadena-based company’s technology stack strategy and roadmap and report to Gree... More »
