Seven new novel coronavirus infections and one additional COVID-19 death were reported in Pasadena on Tuesday, authorities said. The most recent victim among the city’s fatalities, which had reached 110, was described as a 72-year-old woman who lived in an ass... More »
The California Department of Motor Vehicles is now offering commercial driver’s license renewals online with the launch of the newest service on the DMV website. Eligible commercial drivers can now avoid a trip to a DMV office by renewing their license at dmv.... More »
Mosquitoes in Pomona tested positive for West Nile virus, officials with the San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District announced Monday. Mosquito control officials are encouraging residents in all San Gabriel Valley communities to take steps now to... More »
In an open marketplace, such as a farmers’ market where produce and other goods like candles and flowers are exchanged for money, the ideal prices for both consumers and sellers will quickly emerge. For example, if a seller tries to offer a bag of peaches for ... More »
Pasadena reported a dozen new COVID-19 cases detected in the city Monday while Los Angeles County health officials announced they were “cautiously optimistic” that the county may have begun turning the corner on the novel coronavirus. No new deaths were report... More »
Pasadena’s Commission on the Status of Women will choose new officers during a special annual meeting online at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5. During the meeting on Zoom, commissioners will also review and approve their year-end report of accomplishments and establ... More »
In the wake of a fire that left a young boy dead and his brother and mother critically injured at their Pasadena apartment last week, community members have rallied around the bereaved family, sending an outpouring of donations, along with condolences and pray... More »
Whether one is approaching age 65 or is already receiving Medicare benefits, experiencing this free educational webinar on the Zoom platform will be most beneficial. On Tuesday, September 8 at 10:00 am, Medicare 101 will cover the basic rules, regulations and ... More »
The leadership of the Pasadena Symphony will hold an interactive town hall event at 5 p.m. Tuesday. The speakers will be Music Director David Lockington, Chief Executive Officer Lora Unger and Reggie Wilson, president of symphony’s board of directors. They wil... More »
The Southland entered a continued heat wave today and will maintain an elevated danger of wildfire through Wednesday amid high temperatures, low humidity and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service. Highs on Monday will reach 90 in Pasadena befo... More »
With social distancing guidelines in effect and schools in Pasadena and elsewhere announcing they will start the academic year with virtual learning only, children across the state are missing out on vital vaccinations against serious illnesses, according to p... More »
The city reached a grim milestone when local COVID-19 cases crossed the 2,000 mark. So far there have been 2,004 cases of coronavirus in Pasadena and 109 deaths related to the infections. According to city officials, a man in his 30s died on Sunday from the Co... More »
