The Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board of Directors approved a 23-month pilot program Thursday that will make Metro buses and trains free for students starting in August and for all low-income riders starting in January. Metro currently offers fare di... More »
Pasadena’s pandemic death toll grew for the first time in nearly four weeks on Thursday as an elderly woman who succumbed to the virus in January was added to local records, officials said. The newly reported death took place four months ago but was only recen... More »
Linda Rosa Market will not be selling a full line of alcoholic beverages. The Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) upheld a hearing officer’s decision and denied the market owner’s efforts to get a conditional use permit (CUP) that would have allowed customers to pur... More »
New research from the Pasadena-based FH Foundation has determined that people with genetic high cholesterol, heart disease, or both, see elevated risk of heart attack following COVID-19 infection. The study, published Tuesday in the American Journal of Prevent... More »
The city will use funds from a $1.6 million Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) Cycle 10 Grant to fund two projects. In total, $244,500 will be used for the design and construction of Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFB) on Glenarm Street at Euclid ... More »
The Holy Assembly Church of God in Pasadena, Friends of the Miracle Mile and the Pasadena Community Coalition scheduled a USDA Farmers-to Families Food Give-Away on Saturday, May 29, starting at 8:30 a.m., at 55 East Villa Street in Pasadena. The USDA Farmers-... More »
Live music will return to Brookside at Rose Bowl on Nov. 6-7 when the Head in the Clouds Festival comes to town. This year marks the first time the Head in the Clouds Festival, which originally debuted in 2018, will be held over a span of two days, a change br... More »
For a fourth day in a row, public health officials in Pasadena reported a single new COVID-19 infection on Wednesday. With no fatalities reported since April 30, Pasadena’s pandemic totals stood at 11,287 infections and 346 fatalities, according to Pasadena Pu... More »
Attorneys from both the county and the city of Los Angeles are expected Thursday morning to address what a federal judge refers to as “structural racism” that he believes created and sustains the sprawling Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles. U.S. District J... More »
In correspondence to the Design Commission, local residents appeared to be split on the proposed development of a medical office building and an assisted living facility on South Arroyo Parkway. The two structures would include a new 154,000 square foot medica... More »
The world’s largest manufacturer of rapid antigen tests for COVID-19, based in Pasadena, is about to get even bigger as the company announced plans Wednesday for its first plant in the United Kingdom, with more to follow. Innova Medical Group plans to construc... More »
Pasadena’s Design Commission will review modifications to a plan to build a new four-story, 58-unit Single Room Occupancy development with 47 partial-subterranean parking spaces and a combined gross floor area of approximately 19,140 square feet at 231 North H... More »
