As Pasadena continues to confront a dramatic surge in COVID-19 cases, on Tuesday the Huntington Hospital reported it now has more than 100 coronavirus-infected patients, the city issued a new masking order, and the County’s health director urged a slow-down or... More »
The American Red Cross is warning of a dangerously low supply of blood both around the country and in the Los Angeles area — and hopes to induce donations by automatically entering donors into a raffle for Super Bowl tickets and other prizes. Meanwhile, with t... More »
A federal appeals court Tuesday in Pasadena revived a lawsuit against the Regents of the University of California brought by a Chinese national graduate student who alleges UCLA violated his civil rights in a disciplinary proceeding instituted after a former s... More »
The State Water Resources Control Board passed new emergency drought regulations last week, but Pasadenans should not expect any new restrictions because Pasadena Water and Power already put the rules into effect last summer. The new drought rules ban activiti... More »
The City Council unanimously approved Pasadena Water and Power’s request to hold a public hearing on a proposed 7.1 percent water rate increase to take effect in April. The hearing, which will happen on March 14, will center on PWP’s proposal to increase commo... More »
Nearly 100 people battling COVID-19 have been admitted to Huntington Hospital according to the hospital, which lists 14 patients in the intensive care unit. Seventy-six percent of the total patients are unvaccinated. Of the 14 patients in the ICU, 86 percent a... More »
The Rose Bowl Operating Company (RBOC) is asking for approval from the Pasadena City Council to amend its current contract with music events organizer AEG to increase the number of ‘displacement events’ allowed at the Rose Bowl Stadium and Brookside Golf Cours... More »
Fare collection resumed Monday aboard Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority buses after being suspended as a COVID-19 precaution in March 2020. The fares were suspended to allow people to enter buses in the back, as well as in the front wher... More »
Pasadena Water and Power is seeking approval from the City Council to raise water rates by 7.1 percent starting in April this year, and by an additional 7.2 percent to start in January 2023. PWP said the rate adjustments are necessary in order to increase reve... More »
Los Angeles County set another daily record with 45,584 positive COVID-19 tests Sunday, continuing a winter surge in transmission driven by the Omicron variant of the coronavirus. On Friday, health officials reported a then-record 43,712 new infections, and on... More »
The Pasadena Planning Commission on Wednesday will hold a public hearing to solicit public comment in response to some proposed text changes to the recently approved amendments to the City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance. These text changes are necessary aft... More »
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