The final chapter of the Tournament of Roses’ 2021 lawsuit against the City over the Rose Bowl Game came to a close Friday after a Ninth Circuit mediator granted the Tournament’s request to dismiss its appeal of the outcome. The dismissal came a week after a C... More »
March 29 is the day when the nation honors Vietnam war veterans for their service and sacrifice for the country. But for most of the veterans, this is also a day to reflect on who and what they have lost, said James Maddox, Secretary and Board Member of Vietna... More »
After several days of above-normal temperatures last week, the Southland will get a dose of badly needed rain on Monday, with a storm possibly arriving as early as late Sunday evening. A Pacific storm system will move closer to the region Sunday night with wid... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 32 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Tempers Flare at Public Meeting About Hiring New City Manager Rent Control Supporters to Turn ... More »
Over 1,500 California speech language pathologists, audio pathologists, and audiologists are expected at the California Speech Language Hearing Association (CSHA) Convergence 2022 event this week at the Pasadena Convention Center. “We’re ecstatic to welcome 1,... More »
After several days of above-normal temperatures, many Southland residents were greeted with cloudy and cooler conditions Friday, beginning a cool-down that is expected to culminate in rain by Monday. “Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy through Sunday,” acco... More »
Although overall COVID-19 case rates remain relatively low, the BA.2 sub-variant of the virus was continuing to spread in Los Angeles County, with health officials Thursday reporting a sharp rise in the percentage of cases attributed to the offshoot of the Omi... More »
On Monday, the grassroots, tenant-led campaign for rent control and just cause eviction protections will submit more than 14,000 valid signatures to place a charter amendment on the November 2022 ballot. The campaign said it has mobilized 275 volunteers and wo... More »
The Planning and Community Development Department will formulate recommendations that would amend the city’s zoning code to allow vacant lots in religious facilities and colleges to be used for affordable housing developments. The department presented a report... More »
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is using the occasion of World Tuberculosis Day on Thursday to encourage residents to get tested for the potentially deadly disease. The warning is particularly relevant in L.A. County, which in recent years h... More »
The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County rose Thursday for the 30th consecutive day, increasing 1 cent to a record $6.031. All gas Pasadena stations polled by GasBuddy.com, and industry pricing guide, are selling premi... More »
The Design Commission did not vote on the concept design for the MorningStar senior living facility proposed to be built at 995 South Fair Oaks Avenue at its meeting on Tuesday. Instead, it voted on a continuance to give the applicant time to address some of t... More »
