The Pasadena Department of Public Health continues to vaccinate residents against COVID-19 on a daily basis, with clinic locations rotating across the city in order to encourage as many eligible residents as possible to get the vaccine. Those wishing to be vac... More »
Pasadena Transit will be implementing a service change starting Sunday, June 6. “In accordance with Los Angeles County and State reopening guidelines, this service change is to bring service more in line with pre-COVID levels,” Pasadena Transit said on its web... More »
The Pasadena Blood Donation Center, located at 2471 E. Walnut Street Suite 103, will continue to accept blood donations by appointment throughout the month of June, as the Red Cross works to bolster the nation’s blood supply in the midst of the waning COVID-19... More »
Los Angeles County was looking for employers and prospective workers to participate in Youth@Work, a regional program to prepare underserved youth for jobs and careers in the local reopening economy, officials said Wednesday. Youth@Work pairs paid work experie... More »
Progress against the pandemic continued Wednesday with only a single case of COVID-19 documented in the city. The city’s pandemic totals stood at 11,295 known infections and 347 deaths, according to Pasadena Public Health Department data. The most recent fatal... More »
Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s legal bid to avoid meeting with Inspector General Max Huntsman to discuss deputy “secret societies” that many criminal justice advocates characterize as gangs should be dismissed, a lawyer for Los Angeles County argues in new court pa... More »
State health officials released weekly case updates this week revealing the average daily rate of new COVID-19 infections in LA County, including Pasadena, fell to 0.7 per 100,000 residents, down from 0.9 last week. The county’s testing-positivity rate was 0.4... More »
With temperatures increasing and pandemic restrictions due to be lifted later this month, officials and activists dedicated to preventing drownings gathered last week at the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center to urge safety as Pasadenans begin flocking to swimming pool... More »
For the second time since 2019, Pasadena Media has won the 2021 Alliance for Community Media’s Hometown Media Award in the prestigious category of Overall Excellence in Public, Education or Government (PEG). “I am again extremely proud of our team for being na... More »
City officials are hosting an online meeting Thursday to gather thoughts from residents of the Lincoln Avenue and the Holly Street/Ramona Street neighborhoods as part of Pasadena’s ongoing effort to cool down city streets amid increasing temperatures attribute... More »
In partnership with the Pasadena Unified School District, the Pasadena Educational Foundation and Stars, Pasadena Media has been awarded $15,000 for the Pasadena Youth Voices Podcast (PYVP) project. The funds were awarded by the California Humanities as part ... More »
Fourteen citywide conventions will come to Pasadena in the next year as the city’s hospitality industry begins its rebound. Groups hosting conventions include the Association of California Water Agencies, the Barbershop Harmony Society, the California Associat... More »
