The administrative review regarding a fatal officer involved shooting will be released in adherence with a state bill that requires some police personnel records relating to specific be made available for public inspection. On Aug. 15, 2020, police shot and ki... More »
On Wednesday morning Pasadena Humane rescued a dozen rabbits who were abandoned in a local park. A Pasadena Humane animal control officer was completing a call near Lacy Park in San Marino when he was approached by a concerned citizen needing his help. She had... More »
Pasadena’s favorite rock and roll sons will be honored on Saturday, September 10, when the City of Pasadena dedicates the new Playhouse Village Park and the Van Halen Stage in the Playhouse District. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set to take place at 9 a.m. fo... More »
Pasadena’s Public Works Department has identified proposed locations for community composting hubs where residents would be able to drop off their vegetative food scraps to be turned into soil amendments or into biogas, which could ultimately be converted to e... More »
Pasadenans can get their first dose of the Jynneos vaccine to prevent monkeypox for free on Thursday, Aug. 25 from 4:30 – 7:00 p.m. at The Boulevard on 3199 E. Foothill Blvd. Appointments are required to get the free vaccine as limited doses are available. Te... More »
In an interview with Pasadena Now on Monday, Interim City Manager Cynthia Kurtz offered her reflections on her most recent term as City Manager. Kurtz’s last day in the role is Friday. “I live in Pasadena and love this city,” Kurtz said. “Being back in City H... More »
Following a five-day closure of the eastbound Foothill (210) Freeway in the Irwindale area — one that included three days of workday aggravations for commuters — normalcy is scheduled to return to the stretch of road Tuesday. The eastbound freeway was closed a... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden’s animal microchip bill passed the Senate Floor with unanimous bipartisan support and is headed to the Governor’s desk. “It’s a tragedy when your family member/pet goes missing, and this bill would prevent bad actors of reclaiming p... More »
Environmental Advisory Commission Chair Justin Jones told Pasadena Now on Monday that he plans to apply for the District 3 seat last held by John Kennedy. “I am a member of Pasadena Water and Power stakeholder’s Technical Advisory Group,” Jones said. “I work i... More »
The City of Pasadena has received $497,000 to resolve its claims in the bankruptcy of Urban Commons Cordova A, LLC, one of the former operators of the Sheraton Pasadena Hotel. Urban Commons took hundreds of thousands of dollars in transient occupancy tax and t... More »
An excessive heat watch has been issued by the National Weather Service for parts of Los Angeles County where temperatures could reach 109 starting Tuesday, but Pasadena is expected to top out at just 92. Tuesday will be the warmest day of the next seven, acco... More »
Pasadena’s Design Commission on Tuesday will go over a proposal to demolish a 4,432 square-foot single-story commercial building with a rear surface parking lot at 100 S. Mentor Ave. in Pasadena and build in its place a four-story 25,872 square-foot mixed-use ... More »
