On the heels of a week that brought the Southland dry conditions and Santa Ana winds, cold and wet weather will be moving into the Pasadena region starting Friday, bringing daily off and on rain daily through next week. National Weather Service forecasters sai... More »
In January, the Tournament of Roses traditionally announces its new President and a theme for the upcoming Rose Parade. With the cancellation of the 2021 Rose Parade as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Board of Directors confirmed Thursday that current P... More »
Local residents interested in participating in a community forum on increasing public participation in the city planning process will have their chance at 10 a.m. on Feb. 6. “We the People: How to Make Voices Heard,” will include a discussion moderated by loca... More »
Despite a bankruptcy filing by the company that owns the Pasadena Sheraton, an assistant city attorney on Thursday told Pasadena Now the city’s lawsuit against the hotel for unpaid taxes will go forward. Urban Commons, which owns the Pasadena Sheraton, filed f... More »
In California, anyone over 65 years old is eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine. But both Pasadena and L.A. County are far short of having enough doses for every eligible person. The county prioritizes those people getting second doses, so fewer people... More »
While Pasadena continued to see the rate of new COVID-19 infections on Wednesday, the unprecedented numbers of cases seen in recent weeks resulted in six new fatalities added to the city’s death toll, officials said. Two of the deaths occurred between Dec. 31 ... More »
Pasadena Humane is seeking help from the community after taking in 12 sick cats that were found inside a Pasadena home on Wednesday after their owner died, according to the organization. The animals were “alone and hungry,” as well as “in desperate need of imm... More »
Opponents of a project to divert water from the Arroyo Seco for use by the Pasadena Water and Power Department filed an appeal Tuesday challenging the approval by city officials of the project’s environmental analysis earlier this month. The objection was file... More »
Yes, Pasadena residents can get vaccinated at L.A. County locations, but proceed with caution. Where one gets the first shot is probably where they should get the second inoculation. According to Pasadena Health Director Dr. Ying-Ying Goh, the city won’t do a ... More »
Pasadena continued to see a steady decline in new COVID-19 cases Tuesday with 69 new infections and no new deaths reported, officials said. The city’s average daily infections dropped to 100, which was the lowest average recorded since Dec. 16, according to ci... More »
In April 2020, during the pandemic and without competitive bidding, our City Council voted to approve the $420,000 purchase of a helicopter camera surveillance system to replace a camera system that was still functional. Council member Hampton and then-Council... More »
In a major policy shift, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Hilda Solis has signed an executive order making COVID-19 vaccines available to residents 65 and older — despite health officials’ desire to finish inoculating medical workers amid a limite... More »
