Los Angeles County reported more than 6,500 new COVID-19 infections today, more than double the number from Tuesday and marking what the public health director called a “staggeringly fast” spike that could potentially lead to daily numbers topping 20,000 by ye... More »
As the Pasadena Tournament of Roses® and its nationwide community of partners enter the final stretch leading up to the 2022 Rose Parade® presented by Honda, we are excited to offer the last of five sneak previews of floral float entries that reveal the colorf... More »
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Los Angeles said Tuesday that its facilities and other animal shelters in California are experiencing an uptick in the number of guinea pigs in their care — largely as a result of the cute little critters b... More »
Interim City Manager Cynthia Kurtz has named Jeffrey Kightlinger as acting general manager of Pasadena Water and Power. Gurcharan Bawa retires from the role next week after serving the City of Pasadena for nearly 30-years. “We are fortunate to have Jeffrey ass... More »
With a rising tide of new coronavirus infections sweeping across the United States, an official in Pasadena on Tuesday reported a jump in local daily case numbers to a level not seen since late January. “There were 82 cases. This includes 75 new confirmed case... More »
Antisemitic leaflets identical to fliers that showed up on the lawns of some Pasadena homes on Sunday continue to appear in communities across the country. Authorities in Boise, Idaho and Greensboro, North Carolina said that the fliers were thrown to some home... More »
As a measure to help Pasadenans get around the city safely during the holidays, Metro announced that people can ride trains and buses for free on New Year’s Eve. Fares will not be collected between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. on Dec. 31. During that period, fare gates a... More »
As COVID cases rise once again across the country forcing the cancelation of events and some school closures, the Tournament of Roses said in a statement on Tuesday morning plans are still on for the Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl Game. “At the p... More »
Last weekend’s count of 104 new COVID cases was the first time in 11 months that Pasadena saw so many new infections in two days. A Pasadena Public Health Dept. doctor says the public should be prepared to see many more infections as COVID makes a comeback. Th... More »
A stormy period remains on track for Pasadena this week into the weekend, with 1-3″ of rain falling during Wednesday and Thursday showers and even more from another cold front over the holiday weekend, forecasters said. Tuesday will see increasing high clouds ... More »
As Pasadena police investigated the source of flyers filled with antisemitic theories regarding COVID-19 that were distributed in a part of the city, an Islamic civil liberties group spoke out Monday against the hate speech. The Greater Los Angeles Area office... More »
The Huntington Library has canceled its New Year’s Eve at The Huntington event that had been scheduled for December 31, according to a spokesperson. “Due to increasing concerns surrounding COVID-19 and its variants, and with a cautious eye toward the health of... More »
