Authorities documented seven new COVID-19 infections in Pasadena on Thursday, as the rate of infections county-wide climbed to levels not seen in more than two months. Since the onset of the pandemic, Pasadena has recorded 113,574 cases of the virus and 349 de... More »
Los Angeles County reported its highest daily number of new COVID-19 infections since mid-April today, continuing an upward trend that began following the statewide lifting of health restrictions and could be driven in part by spread of a highly contagious cor... More »
Pasadena’s Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department on Thursday announced a line-up of summer activities offered under the umbrella of the city’s 10th annual Parks After Dark program. “Parks After Dark takes advantage of our beautiful summer evenin... More »
Pasadena residents can expect gasoline prices to go up during Fourth of July weekend, which is shaping up as the busiest travel period since the pandemic, after the state’s gas tax rose by 51.1 cents per gallon. Gas prices have been surging nationwide as state... More »
The Tournament of Roses plans to begin accepting applications for the 2022 Royal Court later this month, the organization announced Thursday. “With the cancellation of the 2021 Rose Parade, those who were looking forward to applying for the 2021 Royal Court, a... More »
? A corpse flower expected to display its rare and odorific bloom any time now at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino is now the institution’s largest ever at 7 feet, 2 inches tall as of Thursday morning. The plant, official... More »
As search and rescue teams continue sifting through the rubble of a collapsed condominium in Florida, some Pasadena residents are wondering how buildings here would withstand a major earthquake. The Champlain Towers in Surfside, Miami collapsed last Thursday. ... More »
New cases of COVID-19 in both Pasadena and Los Angeles County increased on Wednesday, rising to levels not seen since early-May, according to public health officials. Pasadena Public Health officials reported 10 new infections, crossing into double-digits for ... More »
Pasadena residents and businesses are reminded that City Hall and many City services and administrative offices will be closed Monday, July 5, in observance of the Independence Day holiday. Specific closures and exceptions are noted below. Pasadena Police and ... More »
In addition to the usual tribute to military veterans, this year’s AmericaFest at the Rose Bowl will feature an homage to all first responders and frontline workers who helped see Southern California through the pandemic, organizers said. Show Producer Paul So... More »
The Pasadena Water and Power Department will resume charging late fees on delinquent accounts on Thursday, and may resume utility shutoffs for non-payment in September. “Beginning July 1, PWP will reinstate late fees per City Council’s authorization,” Water an... More »
With the returning marine layer is cooling things down along the coast, temperatures in Pasadena are expected to dial down a bit today to a high of 86 and stay there daytimes for the rest of the week. July 4 should top out at 85 under crystal-clear skies. Bree... More »
