The animal rights organization PETA on Wednesday took its plea for the humane treatment of animals to a celestial authority with a billboard placed in the 2700 block of East Colorado Boulevard. The billboard, which contains the fifth of eight Beatitudes contai... More »
The cause of death of a cougar that was found dead in the San Gabriel Mountains could not be determined, it was announced today. The cougar was found on March 14 by hikers walking along a trail, according to the Cougar Conservancy. The nonprofit organization’s... More »
The City Council received some good news Wednesday from City Manager Steve Mermell regarding the now-closed Central Library. During Monday’s council meeting, Mermell told members a structural engineer has already performed an analysis of the building, which wa... More »
Just under 80% of Pasadenans over 16 have been inoculated with at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose as of Tuesday, according to public health officials. In addition to the 79.9% of city residents meeting the current minimum age requirement who have received sing... More »
The rate of new COVID-19 infections continued falling in Los Angeles County today, with new state figures showing the county, and Pasadena, still safely entrenched in the yellow tier of the state’s economic-reopening blueprint. On Monday afternoon, the U.S. Fo... More »
Three Los Angeles City Councilmembers today introduced a resolution to support the U.S. House of Representatives’ proposed George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, which seeks to hold officers accountable in court, restrict certain police practices, enhance trans... More »
City Council members and staff expressed concerns on Monday about a proposed project that would be built extremely close to the Foothill (210) Freeway. Paykan Corp. wants to build an eight-unit multifamily residential building at the corner of Lincoln and Cana... More »
Gov. Gavin Newsom today unveiled a $12 billion plan to tackle the state’s homelessness crisis, part of his proposed $100 billion California Comeback Plan. Newsom said the investment would provide 65,000 people with housing placements, more than 300,000 people ... More »
Ahead of Tuesday’s Design Commission meeting where commissioners will have a chance to provide feedback and review of the mock up of barriers on the Colorado Street Bridge, Pasadena Heritage let its opinion be known. “Pasadena Heritage members, board members, ... More »
? The Pasadena Public Health Department is holding off on beginning COVID-19 vaccinations for adolescents pending review and approval by state and regional officials after federal regulators gave approval for the Pfizer vaccine formulation for use in adolescen... More »
[UPDATED] Police Chief John Perez’s decision to retire in early 2022 was met by elected and city officials with a mix of praise for doing well in a difficult and demanding job, disappointment in the decision to leave the department, and regret that he’s leavin... More »
On the heels of an announcement by the Pasadena Water and Power Department (PWP) about resuming shut-offs for nonpayment by its customers, the City Council on Monday voted to resume the collection of parking and transit-related fees and fines, as well as late ... More »
