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 »
With their signature parade sidelined due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association announced a slate of celebrity performances and guests today for a special television program set to air on New Year’s Day. “The Rose Parade’s N... More »
Get ready to welcome the New Year with stars of the screen, stage and sports! Today the Pasadena Tournament of Roses® announced special performances and celebrity guests for “The Rose Parade’s New Year Celebration presented by Honda,” airing with our six broad... More »
Los Angeles County reported more than 8,000 new COVID-19 cases and another hospitalization record Monday, contributing to a spike in health care worker infections that is putting additional staffing pressure on medical centers already struggling to manage risi... More »
More people than ever are battling the coronavirus, according to the hospital’s information dashboard. As of Monday, 82 patients were infected with the virus, exceeding the April record of 70 people battling COVID-19. Currently, 13 of those patients have been ... More »
A judge will again weigh the legality of Los Angeles County’s ban on in-person dining as a coronavirus control measure Tuesday, but it was unclear what effect the state’s newly enacted regional stay- at-home order — which also bans in-person restaurant service... More »
Councilmember Victor Gordo took the oath of office as Pasadena’s new mayor just after 2 p.m. on Monday, succeeding Terry Tornek, whom Gordo defeated for re-election in the Nov. 3 runoff election. Gordo, a 19-year councilmember from District 5, wore a blue suit... More »
Councilmember Felicia Williams was sworn in on Monday, becoming the only woman on the City Council. Williams replaces Margaret McAustin, who decided not to run for a fourth term for the council’s District 2 seat after her husband John was diagnosed with cancer... More »
The Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors unveiled the official photo featuring an all-women Board of Supervisors for the first time since the Board’s inception in 1852. The official Board photo features newly elected Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell who wi... More »
Pasadena officials are tracking efforts by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority to develop an initiative that would allow people using Metro buses and trains to ride for free. “Pasadena staff is monitoring this effort very closely, incl... More »
Under the new statewide stay-at-home order that took effect Saturday night, several types of businesses were ordered closed, while others were issued new restrictions to continue operating. The order will remain in effect for at least three weeks, according to... More »
Dec 7. 1941, “a date which will live in infamy,” will be remembered today for more reasons than President Franklin Roosevelt might have imagined when he uttered those words in seeking a declaration of war against Imperial Japan for its surprise attack on the U... More »
