Over three weeks this month, Pasadena Heritage will host an architectural exploration of remarkable revivals that includes tours, programs, and events centered on Southern California Architecture of the 1920s – 1930s. “Preservation Pasadena Part II” activities... More »
Pasadena Water and Power officially announced a new e-bike rebate pilot program that will launch July 1 with rebates of as much as $1,000. The California Department of Motor Vehicles defines e-bikes as “a bicycle fully equipped with fully operable pedals and a... More »
The events of the past inevitably shape the present. In this column, we present Pasadena Now feature news stories published on our front cover precisely one year ago today: Local Races Not Finalized, Next Election Vote Count Update Scheduled for Friday Rent Co... More »
[Updated] Pasadena reported an increase in its homeless count for the first time since 2019, according to a report released on Thursday. Volunteers counted 556 people experiencing homelessness, up from 512 people in last year’s count. “While the exact number... More »
Pasadena is expected to enjoy some warming today but that will again be followed by a shift towards cooler temperatures, persistent cloud cover, and even some potential light rainfall or drizzle starting Sunday. If you’ve got outdoorsy plans for the weekend, S... More »
More than 40 Pasadena Police Department officers, support personnel and community members, ran a 3.5 mile course through Pasadena on Wednesday, as part of the 2023 Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) for Special Olympics Southern California. They joined a team ... More »
The Pasadena Homeless Count, which provides meaningful data to further understand the current local homeless population, was released Thursday morning. It shows an 8.6% increase in the number of homeless counted. The count, also known as the Point in Time Coun... More »
Roughly seven months after its implementation, the Pasadena Rental Housing Board unanimously approved three agreements Wednesday to provide legal services, program consulting, and public relations services for the fledgling Board. The agreements, which total... More »
Philip Kocheril, who studies physical chemistry at Caltech, is one of 15 graduate students in the United States granted five years of sponsored graduate study by the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation. Two additional 2023 Hertz fellows will join Kocheril at Calt... More »
The events of the past inevitably shape the present. In this column, we present Pasadena Now feature news stories published on our front cover precisely one year ago today: Kennedy Maintains Solid Lead in District 3 District 7 Council Candidate Lyon Maintains ... More »
The City Council has approved an agreement allowing an additional soccer match to be held at the Rose Bowl stadium in either September or October this year. The agreement with Prime Sports and Entertainment was approved unanimously along with other items on th... More »
The results of the Pasadena homeless count are expected to be released as soon as Thursday. Several trends will be worth watching. • First and foremost, the City’s numbers have been on a decline since 2019 when volunteers counted 542 people experiencing homele... More »
