[UPDATED] The Parks and Natural Resources Division will report Tuesday on park maintenance activities performed throughout the City between March 1 and April 30 this year. The report will be presented to the city’s Recreation and Parks Commission, which meets ... More »
Following a successful year of online activities, the Pasadena Literary Alliance is looking forward to resuming in-person author discussions and other events in the coming months as the organization turns another chapter, representatives said. The group has lo... More »
Public health officials reported continued progress against the COVID-19 pandemic across the region Monday, with three new infections reported in Pasadena and zero deaths reported throughout Los Angeles County for a second day in a row. In total, Pasadena has ... More »
Huntington Medical Research Institutes (HMRI) welcomed three new members to its Board of Directors: Sandra B. Sharp, PhD, Barbara Hunt, EdD, and Uma Shrivistava. Each brings unique work and volunteer experience that will complement the melting pot of talents o... More »
The Kidspace Children’s Museum in Pasadena is reopening Thursday following more than a year of pandemic-induced closure, just in time for both Mother’s Day and the museum’s 25th Annual Butterfly Season, the museum announced Monday. The museum, 480 N. Arroyo Bl... More »
The Norton Simon Museum will reopen its doors to art lovers on May 20, with a special preview weekend for members on the preceding weekend, the institution has announced. Several changes have been put into place to ensure social distancing, and some galleries ... More »
For the second year in a row, the annual Pasadena Mayor’s Interfaith Prayer Breakfast will be virtual as pandemic-related advisories remain in force. But unlike last year’s one-day event, this year’s prayer breakfast has been transformed into a weeklong virtu... More »
The unemployment rate in Pasadena in March increased by two-tenths of a percent from February to 9%, according to the latest federal data. The city saw an 8.8% rate in February, following 10.4% in January and 9.8% in December, according to statistics from the ... More »
After suspending the collection of late fees and service shutoffs for nonpayment for more than a year, the Pasadena Water and Power Department plans to resume collecting late fees in July and cutting off service for nonpayment in September, according to the ut... More »
City officials are planning to implement “bike boulevards” on El Molino, Wilson, Sierra Bonita, and Craig Avenues, according to the Greenway Traffic Analysis and Implementation study that was recently presented to Pasadena’s Transportation Advisory Commission.... More »
The county on Sunday reported 313 new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths, though officials said those low numbers likely reflect reporting delays over the weekend. According to state figures, the number of coronavirus patients in county hospitals dropp... More »
The city reported 10 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday and no additional deaths. The new cases bring the city’s overall case count to 11,234 since the pandemic began and 346 total fatalities. Meanwhile, the county is expected to reach the least-restrictive yello... More »
