Pasadena Heritage has asked the city to apologize for a riot that forced Chinese residents to flee town after a racist attack in 1885. On Tuesday the Human Relations Commission unanimously approved the new language for the Mills Place Plaque. The plaque provid... More »
The BA.2 subvariant is now believed to be the dominant COVID-19 strain circulating in Los Angeles County — though hospitalization figures remain low and the death rate keeps declining, the County’s public health director said. Official figures released by Publ... More »
After tentatively settling its lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles, the L.A. Alliance for Human Rights Thursday signaled its intention to move forward with its case against Los Angeles County, the remaining defendant in a complaint demanding solutions to t... More »
Pasadena Media Executive Producers George Falardeau, Monet Bagneris Tolbert, and Producer Kevin Bruce have received a WAVE award for Pasadena Media’s special edition of Arroyo Live highlighting Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) voices. “This kind of progr... More »
“My time here showed me that if I applied myself, I could make it,” said Ashli Word Thursday , a recent Flintridge Center’s Apprenticeship Preparation graduate, following the school’s graduation ceremony held in Pasadena on Thursday, March 31. “Being together ... More »
The Human Relations Commission unanimously approved on Tuesday the new language for the Mills Place Plaque. The plaque provides information on a violent incident 137 years ago that destroyed portions of the city’s Chinese district. “Dedicated to the memory of ... More »
Southland residents are about to get a big taste of summer, with temperatures expected to soar across the region starting Wednesday and continuing through the workweek. Heat advisories will be in effect in Pasadena from 11 a.m. Wednesday until 6 p.m. Friday, w... More »
Repurposing underutilized commercial properties could alleviate Los Angeles County’s housing shortage by providing between 9% and 14% of the housing the county needs to build over the next eight years, according to a report released Wednesday by the Santa Moni... More »
Hoping to cut down on the use of single-use plastics, the Board of Supervisors Tuesday gave preliminary approval to an ordinance requiring that all food-service containers, cups, dishes and cutlery distributed by restaurants and food facilities in unincorporat... More »
As negotiations continue in Washington, D.C., the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday urged Congress to approve additional COVID-19 funding to ensure continued access to vaccinations, testing and care for virus patients. The board unanimously appro... More »
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory cautioning of temperatures up to 100 expected throughout the San Gabriel Valley from 11 a.m. Wednesday through 6 p.m. Friday. Pasadena was predicted to top out at 94 on Wednesday, 98 on Thursday and 99 on Fri... More »
With many COVID-19 public-health mandates now lifted, Los Angeles County officials are urging people who may be more vulnerable to severe illness from the virus to continue taking precautions to reduce risk, particularly with growing spread of the latest highl... More »
