More than three quarters of Pasadena residents over the minimum eligible age of 12 have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the Pasadena Public Health Department reported Thursday. In addition to the 76.6% of Pasadenans considered completely inoculated aga... More »
More than $32 million was allocated Thursday to Los Angeles County transportation projects by the California Transportation Commission, which set aside a total of $1.18 billion for projects to fix and improve transportation infrastructure throughout California... More »
Los Angeles County today reported its highest daily number of new COVID-19 infections since mid-May, and it is also seeing slight but noticeable increases in hospitalizations and testing-positivity rates, but the public health director said she is not immediat... More »
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Board of Directors today voted to update its Joint Development Policy to prioritize building 100% income-restricted housing on unused Metro-owned land. As of January, Metro’s Joint Development Team... More »
City officials were unsure why a dead bear was not removed from a center median for nearly 10 hours after a car struck the animal near the vicinity of New York Drive at Eaton Canyon Drive. The bear was hit and killed by a vehicle near the intersection of New Y... More »
Organizers hoping to recall Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon will once again return to Pasadena at 11 a.m. Saturday at 395 N. Rosemead Blvd., the site of the former Robin’s Woodfire BBQ Grill. Former Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve... More »
The Transportation Advisory Commission is scheduled to receive an update on the city’s transit fleet electrification feasibility study. As of October 2019, all public transit operators in California were required to begin transitioning to 100% zero emission bu... More »
Los Angeles County’s public health director is again urging cautionary measures while working or attending events indoors — noting that the highly infectious “Delta” strain of COVID-19 is spreading locally and nationally, particularly among unvaccinated people... More »
For the third day in a row, two COVID-19 cases were reported in Pasadena on Wednesday, A total of 11,324 infections have been recorded in all in the city, according to the Pasadena Public Health Department. Officials have also documented 349 fatalities, with t... More »
California Humanities has announced the recent round of Humanities For All Quick Grant awards. The Altadena Library District has been awarded $3,412 for its project entitled “Shared Landscapes: Mapping Teen Altadena.” The Humanities For All Quick Grant is a co... More »
Dr. Kimberly Shriner, an infectious disease specialist at Huntington Hospital, is urging people to get vaccinated as soon as possible amid the threat of the new COVID-19 variant called Delta. Although the Delta variant has been detected in Los Angeles County, ... More »
Nineteen military veterans and their families were recently treated to a golf clinic and given new equipment during an event hosted by a Pasadena-based youth golf organization. The clinic — the fifth such event hosted by First Tee – Greater Pasadena since 2017... More »
