Due to the length of Monday’s meeting the City Council tabled a vote on making amendments to the city’s Historic Preservation Ordinance. The next Council meeting at which the matter could be heard is to be held on January 4 of next year. According to a city st... More »
With the first doses of COVID-19 vaccine expected in Pasadena within days, local medical experts are providing information in hopes of dispelling myths and misunderstandings about the vaccine. While the Pfizer vaccine approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Adminis... More »
The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority voted to support Armenia relief efforts. According to information provided to Pasadena Now, the commission, staff members, concessionaires, and vendors at the Hollywood Burbank Airport have previously supported p... More »
A three-year downward trend in short-term rental listings in Pasadena has accelerated during the ongoing pandemic, with a 30 percent decline in rental listings reported in November compared to last year, according to city officials and data. There were an esti... More »
The Upper Hastings Ranch community of Pasadena is continuing its annual tradition of adorning the neighborhood with elaborate Christmas decorations, but are asking that those who come to take a look remain in their vehicles for safety. Having already canceled ... More »
A judge heard testimony Monday about what constitutes a video device during a hearing in a lawsuit filed by television personality and Pasadena Planetary Society CEO Bill Nye, who alleges that Walt Disney Co. subsidiary Buena Vista Television engaged in questi... More »
? Pasadena recorded 15 new COVID-19 infections and no new deaths on Monday, representing a major drop compared with recent days, but the number was believed to be the result of an issue with the state data reporting system, officials said. A change in the stat... More »
Seventy-five percent of Huntington Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit is currently occupied according to Huntington Hospital President/CEO Dr. Lori Morgan. The hospital has 30 ICU beds, and as of Monday morning 22 of them were occupied. An additional 80-86 ICU pat... More »
As Gov. Gavin Newsom watched a Los Angeles health care worker receive the first coronavirus vaccine injection today, Pasadena health officials were still waiting for word on when the vaccine would make it to the city. The vaccine began reaching hospitals acros... More »
A local advocacy group called on the city to use FEMA trailers sitting in the Rose Bowl parking lot to help provide shelters for homeless people as a replacement for the Bad Weather Shelter, which is closed this year due to COVID-19 concerns. “Even in more ‘no... More »
Mijares Mexican Restaurant in Pasadena is preparing for its 14th annual holiday toy drive on Monday afternoon, which will be held this year in a socially distanced drive-thru format, organizers said. Mijares Partner and Manager Tom Recendez said the event, whi... More »
As the U.S. marks the 229th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights on Tuesday, activists in Pasadena are continuing their fight to see a “Community Bill of Rights” enacted at the local level. The NAACP Pasadena Branch and the National Day Labore... More »
