While the pace of residents being vaccinated against COVID-19 has dramatically slowed, Los Angeles County saw an encouraging uptick over the past month in vaccinations among some key younger age groups, the public health director said today. The county still h... More »
A 52-year-old Kaiser Foundation Health Plan employee is suing the company, alleging management told him he was denied positions more than 250 times due to his age and because the health care company wanted “someone younger” for the jobs. Kaiser Foundation Heal... More »
Television personality and Pasadena recreation services specialist Tyanta Snow plans to share experiences from his own life journey and call for acceptance Monday as keynote speaker at Pasadena’s National Coming Out Day observance. The event, which also commem... More »
The Pasadena Public Library’s San Rafael Branch will be closed through Oct. 17 as workers install a new roof, officials said. The branch at 1240 Nithsdale Road was shuttered Monday to allow for the work, library officials said. It’s scheduled to reopen on Oct.... More »
The city is observing National Disability Employment Awareness Month, an annual awareness campaign that takes place in October. The campaign seeks to educate the public about disability employment issues and celebrate the many and varied contributions of Ameri... More »
In an effort to leverage resources to advocate for improved regulation and take action where possible regarding systemic deficiencies at long-term care facilities, the city prosecutor’s office has started Pasadena Elderly and Dependent Adult Liaisons (PEDAL). ... More »
A cooling trend kicks in Thursday as a frontal system brings clouds and rain to the entire Pasadena area Thursday night and Friday, National Weather Service forecasters said. The big news today will be the temperature drop which could be as much as 6 degrees b... More »
Attendees and employees of indoor bars, nightclubs, wineries, breweries and lounges in Pasadena, as well as in greater Los Angeles County, will need to show proof of at least one vaccination dose starting Thursday, while admission to so-called outdoor “mega ev... More »
A federal appeals court meeting in Pasadena today rejected a bid by groups representing journalists and photographers to revive a lawsuit arguing that California’s strict worker classification law violates freelancers’ First Amendment free-speech rights. The l... More »
With the rate of COVID-19 transmission declining in the county and vaccination numbers slowly climbing — likely boosted by current and upcoming inoculation requirements — the county’s public health director said she can foresee a time when residents will no lo... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved an additional $2.8 billion in funding for initiatives ranging from revamping the county’s youth justice program to cracking down on illegal cannabis grows in the Antelope Valley, signing off on a fin... More »
Authorities in Pasadena reported detecting five new cases of COVID-19 in the city on Tuesday, which was the lowest single-day count in three months. The five new cases raised the city’s pandemic total to 13,269 confirmed infections. No new fatalities were docu... More »
