[Updated] Disturbing details emerged Wednesday about assault allegations leveled against Dodger pitcher Trevor Bauer, with a woman claiming the Cy Young Award winner choked her unconscious and repeatedly punched her in the face during sexual encounters. Bauer... More »
Public health officials reported Tuesday that 77.8% of Pasadenans over the minimum eligible age of 12 have been vaccinated against COVID-19. Additionally, another 9% of city residents have received a single dose of two-dose vaccine regimens, such as the Pfizer... More »
One hundred years after Henry E. Huntington purchased Thomas Gainsborough’s masterpiece, The Blue Boy (ca. 1770) from the Duke of Westminster, and it set sail from England for its new home in the United States, the iconic portrait will go back on view at the N... More »
Pasadena residents received nearly $4 million in rental assistance from Los Angeles County and local programs, according to the city’s housing director. All told, 641 local residents received assistance. “To date, the county program has expended $2.97 million ... More »
Environmentally minded Pasadena organizations are teaming up to host a series of art classes for elementary school students next month focusing on recycling and the ecological dangers posed by widespread plastic use. Pasadena-based Plastic Against Plastic and ... More »
A shuttered Pasadena hotel is using an Independence Day party to reopen its doors and resume operations, even as it continues efforts to find a buyer. The Hotel Constance Pasadena, 928 E. Colorado Blvd., has partnered with a company called MediaCast365 to anno... More »
Public health officials reported detecting seven new cases of COVID-19 in Pasadena over the weekend and Monday, while county officials urged residents to wear masks while in public indoors to stem the spread of the emerging Delta variant. The new cases raised ... More »
With many people working from home due to the pandemic, the Los Angeles area lost its long-held title as the nation’s most traffic-congested region in 2020 — falling to second place for the first time since at least 1982, according to an annual report released... More »
The Corpse Flower vigil is on at The Huntington Library! An “inflorescence,” the specialized structure that supports small individual flowers, has emerged from the Titan Arum plant – scientific name, Amorphophallus titanum – at The Huntington Botanical Gardens... More »
The American Red Cross today issued an urgent plea to healthy residents in the Los Angeles area to donate blood for use over the Fourth of July weekend and beyond. The Red Cross is continuing to experience a severe blood shortage that is negatively affecting b... More »
A cannabis dispensary that lost an appeal in the city’s cannabis process is hosting a job fair next month. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, on July 9 at 827 E. Colorado Boulevard. “The job fair is for our other stores in Los Angeles, on Melrose... More »
Design of the new pool and pool building renovations at Robinson Park will be completed this year, according to a memo from Kris Markarian, the acting director of Public Works to City Manager Steve Mermell. When completed, the existing pool will be replaced wi... More »
