The famous corpse flower was in full bloom Tuesday at The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, although its timing was not the best, coming on a day when the gardens were closed to the public. “Behold Stankosaurus Rex, a majestic and smel... More »
Pasadenans continued leading the region in COVID-19 vaccinations with 78.5% of the population older than 12 fully vaccinated, authorities announced Tuesday. Another 8.9% of residents have received single doses of two-dose vaccine regimens, according to Pasaden... More »
A Pasadena nonprofit and the Altadena Town Council were among 31 recipients receiving a total of $275,000 awarded by the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) for community-driven traffic safety projects in the region. SCAG announced Tuesday it... More »
As talks continue regarding a proposal that could resolve local conservationists concerns about two conditional use permits approved for work on the Arroyo Seco, critics of the permits are scheduled to meet virtually this week. “Save the Trout – Heal the Basin... More »
The Department of Motor Vehicles is now offering Californians the option to receive driver’s license renewal notices by email as part of its ongoing effort to expand digital services and reduce its carbon footprint. “Our customers can now ‘go green’ with the D... More »
The City of Pasadena Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department (PRCS) welcomed the community back to its indoor facilities on Tuesday. All recreation and community centers reopened at reduced capacity, but the Department said capacity allowances wil... More »
? A Pasadena girl with special needs and an infatuation with the military glowed with glee last week as a group of U.S. Marines and Young Marines surprised her at her 13th birthday party to ensure the celebration was one she’ll never forget. Yanet Montano said... More »
The following high-profile cases are scheduled to move forward in the Pasadena Courthouse this week. Tuesday, July 6 At 8:30 a.m., a preliminary hearing date is scheduled to be set for Robert Cotton, who is charged with fatally stabbing his mother and uncle at... More »
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has issued a preliminary injunction preventing Caltrans from selling a South Pasadena property to a Pasadena church. Friendship Baptist Church and the city of South Pasadena want to buy a 12-unit South Pasadena propert... More »
The Pasadena Public Health Department this week will continue COVID-19 vaccination clinics at its second floor immunization clinic at 1845 N. Fair Oaks Ave. Moderna and Johnson and Johnson vaccines will be provided to community members. Pre-registration is ava... More »
The Pasadena Water and Power Department has formed a Water Savers Team that will visit neighborhoods to share tips on how to save water. Apart from virtual water conservation workshops, which could either be live or recorded, members of Water Savers will also... More »
More than 50 members and supporters of the National Day Laborers Organizing Network walked 12 miles from the organization’s national headquarters on North Lake Avenue in Pasadena Sunday to the Cypress Park neighborhood of Los Angeles to “draw attention” to and... More »
