A temporary ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan that went into effect Saturday after almost two weeks of fighting over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region was broken by Sunday afternoon, heightening concerns about the growing conflict among local Armenia... More »
Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education candidate Tina Wu Fredericks has secured the endorsement of Assemblyman Chris Holden (D-Pasadena). “Tina has demonstrated dedication to equity and fairness for all,” Holden said in a prepared statement. “I am... More »
The Pasadena Police Department is making asset forfeiture funds available to community-based nonprofit organizations with stated missions that are supportive of and consistent with law enforcement efforts, policies, and/or initiatives, according to a statement... More »
More than two dozen enthusiastic demonstrators, chanting and carrying balloons, marched through Northwest Pasadena in a “Walk for Peace” Saturday afternoon. The event was sponsored by My Tribe Rise and The Way to Happiness Foundation and hosted by the Pasade... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 62 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Pasadena Unified In-Person Learning Won’t Resume Until Jan. 11 at Earliest Pasadena’s Armenian... More »
The Los Angeles County Development Authority will open the application process Friday for small businesses to seek COVID-19 financial assistance. The county Board of Supervisors recently voted to use Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act funds to ... More »
The bulk of Angeles National Forest reopened for public access Friday after a 10-day forest closure order issued late last month due to fire danger and the massive Bobcat Fire expired, authorities said. The forest, along with six other California national fore... More »
Authorities reported one new COVID-19 fatality in Pasadena on Thursday, along with four new detected infections. The latest person to succumb to the novel coronavirus in Pasadena was an 81-year-old woman living at the Regency Park Astoria senior care facility,... More »
After watching a viral video of the owner of a Pasadena laundromat caught on camera berating a woman for having a Black Lives Matter sign on her car, a group of friends decided to come together and build generational wealth. Buy The Block, is an investment gr... More »
The Chamber of Commerce has come out against Measure O, a $516 million facilities bond measure put on the Nov. 3 ballot by the Pasadena Unified School District. The bonds would cost local property owners between $45 to $60 a year on their property taxes for ea... More »
After three months of the constant deployment of strike teams to help control more than a dozen massive wildfires that have recently torn through California, as of Thursday all of the Pasadena Fire Department firefighters dispatched statewide to assist had ret... More »
The overpopulation of ground squirrels and gophers in areas like Brookside Golf Course and Hahamongna Watershed Park can become problematic if left unchecked, according to a city staff report to the Parks and Recreation Commission. Community Services heard an ... More »
