? Monday marks the last day to register to vote in time to cast a ballot in the Nov. 3 election. Online voter registration must be completed by Monday, Oct. 19 and mailed voter registration forms must be postmarked by no later than that, according to state ele... More »
Face masks with valves were banned in all Los Angeles County courthouses under an order issued Tuesday by the system’s presiding judge. The order issued by Presiding Judge Kevin C. Brazile also requires face masks to be worn under face shields except as requir... More »
Public health officials reported three new cases of COVID-19 in Pasadena on Tuesday, which came after two straight days without a single reported infection, officials said. With no new fatalities reported in the city, Pasadena had recorded a total of 2,655 nov... More »
A heat advisory continues in Pasadena on Wednesday as forecasters said the region’s latest heat wave continues to pose a threat to human health and warned of an elevated risk of wildfire because of the hot and dry conditions. The advisory, which went into effe... More »
Priscilla Hernandez announced Tuesday that she has secured the endorsement of State Sen. Bob Archuleta, (D-Norwalk) in her bid to win a seat on the Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education. Hernandez is running for PUSD’s District 6 seat, along with... More »
An organization representing a coalition of Democratic clubs throughout Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley announced the start of its “get out the vote” campaign ahead of the upcoming election, now less than three weeks away. The United Democratic Headquarter... More »
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, local developers told Pasadena Now local construction projects continue to move forward. The city has issued approximately 3,393 building permits since the pandemic began, compared to about 5,000 permits issued at the same time ... More »
No new coronavirus cases or deaths have been reported locally over the past two days, according to the city’s website. City officials said the lack of cases could be due to an error in the reporting system. “We believe there is an issue with CalREDIE, but are ... More »
The Pasadena Police Department is embarking on a mission to hire about two-dozen new officers to replace others who are expected to retire over the next two months, officials said. The search will prioritize candidates from Pasadena and surrounding communities... More »
As the country braces for flu season, while still dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, this may be the most important time ever to know where to find flu shot clinics in the Pasadena area, especially if they’re free. Several organizations in Pasadena are hostin... More »
The Tournament of Roses will not select a royal court this year, according to a statement released on Monday. “The Rose Queen and Royal Court are iconic traditions, steeped in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses’ history,” the statement reads. “After thoughtful ... More »
[UPDATED] In a statement released on Monday, the city announced that Interim Fire Chief Bryan Frieders will retire at the end of November. “This is a difficult decision for me, but the right one for the department and my family,” said Frieders. “I have been so... More »
