Los Angeles County opened an additional monkeypox vaccination site Thursday — one day after officials announced the county this week had received less than half the number of new doses it originally anticipated. Despite the unexpected shortfall, however, healt... More »
More than 200 Pasadena Police Department employees gathered at Brookside Park on August 13 for the department’s inaugural Family Wellness Day event. “Today is about the employees, about the people, the men and women that work the front lines of the police depa... More »
In an interview with Pasadena Now on Thursday, a local pastor said he planned to apply for the District 3 City Council seat left vacant by the death of John J. Kennedy. “Yes, I plan on doing that,” said Lucious Smith, senior pastor at Friendship Baptist Church... More »
Arizona and Nevada will face steeper cuts to Colorado River water in 2023 as drought continues to deepen, but California will once again be spared — at least for now. The US Bureau of Reclamation this week announced the first-ever Level 2a shortage condition f... More »
In a ceremony in Sacramento, Assemblymember Chris Holden honored Vrej Pastry as “Small Business of the Year” for the 41st Assembly District. Vrej (Frank) and Armig Tomboulian– co-owners of Vrej Pastry, accepted the recognition during the annual Small Business ... More »
Councilmember Elect Jason Lyon told Pasadena Now on Wednesday which issues he would champion when he sworn in this December. “The issues I am most focused on are the same ones we talked about during the campaign: balancing our need for housing that is affordab... More »
The District 3 candidate that finished in second place in the June 3 primary confirmed to Pasadena Now on Wednesday that he plans to seek the seat via the appointment process. “I will be applying to be the next representative of District 3,” Lamar said. “No ot... More »
Pasadena’s Economic Development and Technology Committee heard proposed changes Tuesday to existing City cannabis regulations and policies along with other recommendations intended to promote social equity in the local cannabis market. At the meeting of the ‘E... More »
The City of Pasadena announced in an early morning statement Wednesday that effective Sept. 1, the Pasadena Water and Power service area is under a one-day-per-week outdoor irrigation schedule. The watering schedule allows even-numbered street addresses to wat... More »
The California Independent System Operator has issued a statewide Flex Alert, a call for voluntary electricity conservation, for tomorrow, Aug. 17, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., due to predicted high temperatures pushing up energy demand and tightening available powe... More »
As part of the 710 stub relinquishment agreement, the City received a $5 million payment from Caltrans during Monday’s Council meeting. The City Council could create a task force to help establish the planning process of the 710 Freeway ‘stub’ property relinqu... More »
The City Council on Monday authorized Pasadena Water and Power’s request to move up a one-day-per-week outdoor watering schedule from November 1 to September 1 as California contends with unprecedented and worsening drought conditions. As of September, residen... More »
