The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 59 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Man Who Drove Truck Through George Floyd Demonstration in Pasadena Agrees to Plead Guilty to F... More »
Officials documented two COVID-19 deaths and two new infections in Pasadena on Friday. The new figures raised the city’s pandemic totals to 346 fatalities and 11,224 known cases of the virus. The two deaths added to city records on Friday took place in January... More »
A registered nurse who formerly worked at Huntington Hospital is suing the Pasadena medical center, alleging she was the victim of age discrimination when she was stripped of her job in 2019 at age 60 despite being told by the new CEO she would be rehired. Lyn... More »
More unseasonably warm weather is in the forecast for the Los Angeles region Friday — with temperatures expected to reach 92 in Pasadena and elevated fire danger to grip the area through Saturday, the National Weather Service said. But the high temperatures ar... More »
Hoping to buck a trend seen across the county while also paving the way for a return to normalcy for young Pasadenans, Dr. Ying-Ying Goh, health officer and director of the Pasadena Public Health Department, pitched in to help administer vaccinations at a cli... More »
The spread of COVID-19 remained low in Pasadena Thursday, with two new infections and no new fatalities reported by public health officials. The new cases raised the city’s pandemic total to 11,222, while the number of deaths remained at 344 since Tuesday, whe... More »
USC Pacific Asia Museum, located at 46 N. Los Robles Avenue in Pasadena and billed as Southern California’s only museum devoted exclusively to the arts of Asia and the Pacific, will reopen to the public on May 29, 2021, the museum said Thursday. Members-only p... More »
Pasadena public health officials reported four new COVID-19 infections in the city on Wednesday, but no additional deaths. The city had not seen a daily case count greater than single digits for more than a month. Thirteen infections were reported on March 25.... More »
The Pasadena-based National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) paused Wednesday to honor immigrant workers who have died during the pandemic. The group held a Workers Memorial Day Virtual Service and Concert at Villa Parke during which organizers called fo... More »
The city is seeking an injunction against the former owner of the famed Julia Morgan YWCA building. Angela Chen-Sabella, who owns Trove Investment Co., claims the city must sell the building back to her on claims that the city has not put the building into use... More »
A senior member of the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department’s leadership ranks today announced his intention to run against Sheriff Alex Villanueva in 2022. Eliezer Vera is chief of the department’s Technology and Support Division, and has been with the LASD ... More »
Public health officials reported three additional COVID-19 deaths in Pasadena on Tuesday, but noted that only one of them took place this month, while the others occurred in January and March but were only just added to city data. In total, the city has docume... More »
