An odd combination of hot weather mixed with a moisture-filled morning repeats today in Pasadena, with a 20% chance of very light rain predicted before noon on a day expected to top out at 93. The baking heat has prompted another Flex Alert for 6 to 9 p.m. Fri... More »
For the third day in a row, Pasadena health officials on Thursday detected a single new COVID-19 case in the city. It had been two weeks since the city reported a fatality, according to Pasadena Public Health Department data. In total, the city has recorded 11... More »
Born amid the pandemic as many other institutions were switching to online-only instruction, the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine is wrapping up its first year of instruction and preparing to welcome its second class, officials said. The m... More »
Fully vaccinated people will be able to ditch face masks in most workplace situations under relaxed COVID-19 rules approved Thursday by a state regulatory panel and immediately put into effect through an executive order from Gov. Gavin Newsom. The workplace ru... More »
A headstone will be placed at the unmarked grave of former Altadena resident and abolitionist Ellen Garrison Clark at 11 a.m. Saturday at Mountain View Cemetery, 2400 N. Fair Oaks Ave., Altadena. “Ellen Garrison Clark committed her life to the betterment of Af... More »
Latino hires by Pasadena city officials continue to increase, but last year the city hired almost twice as many men than women. In 2020, the city hired 62 men and just 34 women. Those numbers were down from 2019 when 56 women were hired as were 73 men, accordi... More »
President Joe Biden signed a bill on Friday making Juneteenth a national holiday after the House and the Senate passed the bill in a rare showing of bipartisanship, but locals told Pasadena Now the fight for equality continues. “Juneteenth has gone from relati... More »
The first of seven redistricting workshops is scheduled for later this month. The meeting will take place at 10 a.m. June 26 at the H&H Jivalagian Youth Center, 2242 E. Foothill Blvd. “The redistricting process takes place every 10 years in Pasadena. As part o... More »
The City of Pasadena invites residents and community members to learn about redistricting and get prepared to share their ideas about how shifts in population might affect the borders of the seven City Council districts. Every ten years, cities with districts ... More »
? Authorities documented a single new case of COVID-19 in Pasadena on Wednesday, one day after the widespread pandemic restrictions were lifted at both the local and state levels. No new fatalities were reported. The city’s pandemic totals stood at 11,316 COVI... More »
A task force has been formed to explore Metro’s Fareless System Initiative (FSI), according to a memo to Pasadena City Manager Stever Mermell from city Transportation Director Laura Cornejo. The initial goal of the task force is to conduct a pilot program that... More »
Good news for the Rose Bowl and college football fans. UCLA and USC will offer full-capacity seating at football games this season at the Rose Bowl and the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, respectively. The announcements came on the day California lifted statewi... More »
