As the weekend approaches, Pasadena will begin to see cooler temperatures each day until early next week. Patchy fog is expected for each night of the week but will be followed by mostly sunny days. There is a slight chance of rain or drizzle from Friday throu... More »
The city is working on plans to help local restaurants currently operating outdoors to stay open once the weather starts getting cold and wet. Earlier this month, city officials met with two-dozen local restaurant owners by phone, Economic Development Manager ... More »
The Library of Congress will recognize the Armenian Genocide by amending its catalog entry, which has until now referred to the “Armenian Massacre,” Congress members announced Wednesday. The decision by Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden follows bipartisan urg... More »
Nine new COVID-19 infections were reported in Pasadena on Tuesday, but no additional fatalities, authorities said. The new cases raised the city’s total to 2,962 infections since the onset of the pandemic in March, according to city data. The death toll has he... More »
According to a report included in the City Council’s Finance Committee agenda, the Pasadena Center Operating Co. will not begin to make up for lost Transient Occupancy Tax caused by the pandemic until fiscal year 2024. The tax is paid by everyone who stays at ... More »
Huntington Hospital is one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals for cardiac care and coronary intervention according to new research released by Healthgrades, the leading resource that connects consumers, physicians and health systems. Every year, Healthgrades eval... More »
Plans for a memorial honoring guitar great and former Pasadena resident Eddie Van Halen will go before the City Council on Monday. City Public Information Officer Lisa Derderian confirmed the item would appear on Monday’s agenda, but said additional informatio... More »
Young & Healthy, a Pasadena nonprofit that serves underserved children who need medical and dental care, is hosting a Mobile Dental Clinic Oct. 22-30, primarily for children ages 5-8 who live or go to school in Pasadena, Altadena, Sierra Madre, and South Pasad... More »
Bookstores across the Southland and the nation have long been challenged by a changing marketplace increasingly dominated by online giants such as Amazon, but the increased pressure placed upon local brick-and-mortar booksellers by the ongoing pandemic is push... More »
Health officials in Pasadena reported two newly detected COVID-19 infections on Monday, which marked 11 days since a fatality was last reported in the city. Pasadena has recorded a total of 2,683 cases of the virus and 129 deaths since the onset of the pandemi... More »
The City Council on Monday unanimously passed a zoning code amendment designed to address mansionization. Under the proposed zoning amendment, applicants would be required to provide a square-footage analysis of all single-family houses (not including garages ... More »
Following the Networking Luncheon Alliance, the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce is set to host the second part of the event, a Virtual Connection Breakfast, at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21. Realtor Sue Cook of Deasy Penner Podley will be hosting this virtual breakfa... More »
