The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 48 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Seniors From 6 Local High Schools to Graduate Friday In 2 Separate Ceremonies at the Rose Bowl... More »
Public health officials in Pasadena reported only a single new COVID-19 infection in the city for a third straight day Friday. The lone case raised the city’s pandemic total to 11,297 known infections, according to Pasadena Public Health Department data. With ... More »
The city will raise the Pride Flag on Monday at 12:30 p.m. The brief ceremony will be held at the flagpoles in front of City Hall, 100 N. Garfield Ave. The ceremony will be open to the public, community members and city staff, and be conducted in a safe manner... More »
City officials Thursday reminded residents that fireworks remain illegal in Pasadena and any fireworks violators will be prosecuted. City Prosecutor Michael Dowd told reporters at a morning press conference a 2018 law now holds property owners equally responsi... More »
The number of daily COVID-19 infections detected over the prior week in Pasadena reached a pandemic low of 0.9 on Thursday, representing the lowest figure recorded since the city saw its first case of the virus in March of 2020, according to city data. A singl... More »
With wildfire season on the horizon, Southern California Edison plans to use helicopters and drones to conduct aerial inspections of its equipment in Pasadena this weekend, according to the utility. Extra crews will also be performing inspections on the ground... More »
The city cannot use any of the $52,625,975 it will receive from the $1.9 trillion American Recuse Plan Act (ARPA) to replenish financial reserves used during the pandemic, recover money used to keep the Rose Bowl afloat, or cover more than $8 million in unpai... More »
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 »
