California’s air board today unanimously approved a sweeping state plan to battle climate change, creating a new blueprint for the next five years to cut carbon emissions, reduce reliance on fossil fuels and speed up the transition to renewable energy. Called ... More »
After an impassioned speech Brandon Lamar withdrew his name from the District 3 appointment process on Thursday night. “I am withdrawing my name from this application process and I will see you in 2024,” Lamar said. The withdrawal cleared the way for Justin Jo... More »
The holidays arrived out of the eastern skies into Pasadena on Wednesday morning as the Pasadena Police Department’s Air Operations and Huntington Health (formerly, Huntington Hospital) teamed up for their annual “Operation Polar Wind” event Wednesday morning.... More »
Pasadena ranked higher overall than the other Southern California municipalities in the International Lineman’s Rodeo held in Kansas City this October. Jeffrey Kightlinger, Pasadena Water and Power Interim General Manager, said the department recently particip... More »
The Heritage Square South Project, which will provide affordable housing units for seniors at 710-738 N. Fair Oaks Ave. and 19-25 E. Orange Grove Blvd, is now under construction. The building will have 69 one bedroom units of permanent supportive housing plus ... More »
The Metropolitan Water District’s Board of Directors has declared a regional drought emergency for the Southern California region as the agency prepares for a fourth consecutive dry year, the MWD announced Wednesday. MWD supplies Pasadena with about 60% of its... More »
The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County dropped Wednesday to its lowest amount since Oct. 26, 2021, decreasing 4.3 cents to $4.565. The average price has dropped 34 consecutive days, decreasing 96.6 cents, including 1... More »
The City is seeking volunteers for the 2023 for the Pasadena Homeless Count. The survey will take place the evening of January 24th and the morning of January 25th. The Homeless Count sets in motion a year full of education, engagement and action for the Pasad... More »
This is the last week to get holiday gifts and greetings in the mail by the recommended deadlines. Customer traffic at all Post Office locations has been steadily increasing since Dec. 5, and this week is expected to be the busiest. The Postal Service has been... More »
Supporters of Measure H, the city’s new rent control measure passed by almost 54% of the vote last month, celebrated its passage and certification by the City Council at a City Hall press conference Monday and pushed for its near-immediate implementation, whil... More »
On December 12, Pasadena’s City Council officially accepted the November 8th General Municipal Election returns, in which residents voted to approve Measure L, the Pasadena Public Library Services Continuation Measure. Passage of the measure will continue to f... More »
Backers of a U.S. Postal Service program aimed at recruiting volunteers to adopt children’s letters to Santa Claus and help fulfill their holiday wishes put out another call for participants Monday, saying there’s still one week left to help brighten a child’s... More »
