The decades-old tradition of bringing police and community members together during National Night Out each summer has been precluded by the COVID-19 pandemic, but Pasadena first responders plan to move the tradition online for a virtual town hall meeting they’... More »
More than a dozen local nonprofits in Pasadena, led by Day One, have come together to launch the Pasadena Summer Series – a fun, safe, socially distant series of activities and events designed to support youth and keep them engaged while they are staying at ho... More »
Rising coronavirus cases and fatalities remain concerning with four dozen more deaths confirmed on Thursday, but there are signs Los Angeles County is beginning to turn the corner in efforts to slow the spread of the Coronavirus according to the county’s top h... More »
In addition to social distancing and the use of masks to stem the spread of COVID-19 throughout Pasadena and Los Angeles County, public health officials are reiterating the importance of tracing those exposed to the virus and urging people with positive test r... More »
As Californians adjust to the health, economic and societal challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the California Department of Motor Vehicles is adjusting along with them. In response to the pandemic, the DMV has accelerated implementation of technol... More »
Pasadena city officials are commemorating the “landmark achievement” for equality and opportunity achieved three decades ago through the Americans With Disabilities Act. The ADA was signed into law by President George H.W. Bush on July 26, 1990. “Over the last... More »
Pasadena saw one new COVID-19 death and 44 new infections on Wednesday, while California surpassed New York to become the nation’s leader in coronavirus infections and Los Angeles county health officials reported that COVID-19 was quickly on its way to becomin... More »
The Finance Committee will deliberate on a recommendation at Thursday’s meeting that would fund the city’s On-Street Dining Program and the parklet’s program. According to a city staff report, $275,000 would be appropriated from several city funds, including $... More »
The City Council’s Finance Committee will look at revenue opportunities for the Rose Bowl at its meeting at 2 p.m. on Thursday. The discussion comes a month after the committee unanimously recommended that the city assume the Rose Bowl Operating Company’s $11.... More »
The governor’s office has until Monday to respond to a lawsuit filed by a Pasadena church claiming that the state’s restrictions on churches and gatherings, including in-home Bible studies, and singing worship are discriminatory and violate the Constitution. A... More »
While the ongoing pandemic has pulled the curtains on live theater for the time being, the Pasadena Playhouse is launching what is said to be a first-of-its-kind online streaming platform to bring the theater to the audience, the organization announced Wednesd... More »
A federal appeals court in Pasadena ruled Wednesday that Los Angeles’ $63 expired parking meter fine is not excessive, but ordered a lower court to decide whether a late-payment penalty in the same amount is going too far. In a lawsuit brought six years ago in... More »
