The Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena, along with its sister hotels in Chicago and New York, are among the first group of hotels in the world to become “Sharecare Health Security VERIFIED” by Forbes Travel Guide, the company announced Wednesday. The designa... More »
According to a letter addressed to the city Hearing Officer from a local land use attorney, the city cannot grant a conditional use permit (CUP) for a controversial car wash development because the project is inconsistent with the city’s General Plan. The city... More »
A cannabis operator suing the city to invalidate its cannabis selection process dropped its lawsuit on Tuesday after an appeals court ruled that an anti-SLAPP motion against the operator could move forward. WOW Health and Wellness filed a lawsuit after failing... More »
The spread of COVID-19 continued to wane in Pasadena on Tuesday as public health announced 12 new infections. For the second day in a row, no new fatalities were reported in the city. New infections have been on a steady decline since Jan. 10, according to cit... More »
In correspondence with the Board of Zoning of Appeals (BOZA), local residents living near the site of a proposed car wash said that the business would negatively impact their quality of life. The BOZA is scheduled to hear a call for review on a conditional use... More »
An online fund to help the family of a 10-year-old Pasadena boy shot multiple times in front of his home near Villa Parke on Sunday afternoon raised more than its $10,000 goal overnight. The boy, identified by loved ones as Mario Ramirez, was seriously wounded... More »
[UPDATED] The Tournament of Roses Executive Committee voted 13-1 to move the Rose Bowl Game to Arlington, Texas Pasadena Now has learned. The motion never separated the name from the game. “To allow the Rose Bowl Game to be held elsewhere in a viable and safe ... More »
With 14 new COVID-19 infections detected in Pasadena on Monday, the city saw its lowest weekly rate of infections in three months, according to city officials and data. Over the prior week, Pasadena Public Health officials documented an average of 22.7 new inf... More »
City officials on Sunday reported 14 new cases of coronavirus and two fatalities, bringing the city’s totals to 10,653 confirmed cases and 296 fatalities. Meanwhile, numbers continued to drop at Huntington Hospital where 18 of the hospital’s 91 COVID-19 patien... More »
The Board of Zoning of Appeals (BOZA) will hear a call for review on a conditional use permit (CUP) issued for a planned car wash at 2030 E. Colorado Boulevard. Critics of the proposal have said there are already more than a half-dozen car washes nearby. The ... More »
The county reported 1,936 new cases of COVID-19 and 82 additional deaths today, as officials said the lower case numbers may reflect reporting delays over the weekend. The number of coronavirus patients in county hospitals continues to fall, dropping from 3,42... More »
Pasadena’s Hearing Officer on Wednesday will hear public comments about an application by Linda Rosa Market, located at 1827 E. Villa Street in Council District 2, for a conditional use permit that would allow the off-site sale of a full line of alcoholic beve... More »
