A new report from an analyst firm ranks Pasadena as the seventh healthiest place to live in the United States. The report from Niche looks at data from the U.S. Census and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and prevention, taking into account factors such as... More »
The city reported 15 new cases of the Coronavirus on Sunday and one additional death caused by the virus. To date, 1,401 Pasadena residents have been infected with the virus, and 96 people have died. On July 4, 20 cases and no deaths were reported. As of July ... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 10 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Pasadena Parents of Girl Who Drowned Emphasize Being ‘Safe This Summer’ Restaurateurs, Pasadena Officials W... More »
Acting on pop/soul singer Rhianna’s words at the NAACP Awards show, local protest organizers asked community members gathered at City Hall Saturday to ‘pull up’ and band together in the Black Lives Matter struggle. The small group of protestors marched to City... More »
Essentially all events planned in Los Angeles County Saturday to mark the 244th anniversary of the nation’s independence have either been canceled or switched to a virtual format because of the coronavirus pandemic. The 94th annual AmericaFest Celebration will... More »
For the first time in more than six weeks, Black Lives Matter Pasadena members and supporters met without the usual march through Pasadena. Following weeks in May and June which saw numerous boisterous but peaceful demonstrations, the group began holding prote... More »
After 18 years straight, a Pasadena neighborhood’s traditional patriotic Independence Day parade and picnic will not be taking place July 4 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The event has drawn the community together to honor veterans and first responders each yea... More »
Heading into a holiday weekend a significant surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations through Los Angeles County and the state, officials say masks, social distancing and just staying home have never been more important. The course of the virus over the we... More »
A 3.2-cent-per-gallon tax increase took effect throughout California on Wednesday, yet the Los Angeles metropolitan area has not seen a coinciding increase in price at the pumps, which experts said Thursday was likely due to continued low demand amid the coron... More »
Recognized as one of the nation’s largest and longest running shows to celebrate America’s birthday, the Rose Bowl Stadium will host its 94th Annual AmericaFest Celebration virtually this year to ensure the tradition remains on-going. The Rose Bowl’s Virtual A... More »
Few parents know the dangers of children left unattended in water, as do Doug Forbes and his wife, Elena Matyas. The Pasadena couple’s daughter, six-year-old Roxie Forbes, a non-swimmer, drowned at the Altadena-based Summerkids Camp last June 28. She was brief... More »
Gale Kohl wasted no time when she heard Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered a halt to indoor dining at Los Angeles County restaurants Wednesday while she was working at the restaurant she owns in Pasadena. In the little more than a month since reopening to dine-in servi... More »
