As Los Angeles County lifts curfew orders, the county Department of Public Health said safety concerns prompted by continuing protest marches will result in modified operating hours starting Thursday at some COVID-19 testing sites, including those in Pasadena.... More »
Black Lives Matters will hold a 4 p.m. protest at the Pasadena Police Department on Thursday. According to one flyer with the pictures of Kendrec McDade Leroy Barnes and JR Thomas, who all died in encounters with Pasadena police officers, the vent is being bil... More »
Beginning Saturday, June 6, timed entry reservations are required for entrance to Eaton Canyon Natural Area and access to the trail system. Timed entry reservations are free and available online through the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation... More »
[Updated] For the first time since Saturday, Pasadena will not be under a curfew. LA County officials announced early Thursday, there were no plans for a curfew in the county’s 88 cities, although the cities can opt to set their own depending on local issues. ... More »
City officials reported six new cases of the Coronavirus and no additional deaths on Wednesday. So far 943 Pasadena residents have been infected by the virus leading to 83 deaths. The new numbers came after days of protests across the country in opposition to ... More »
Los Angeles County health officials reported 46 new deaths and 1,155 new Coronavirus cases on Wednesday. To date, the county has identified 58,234 positive cases across all areas, leading to 2,489 deaths. “L.A. County has suffered a great deal of loss from COV... More »
Domino’s Pizza of Pasadena delivered fifty pizzas to the Community Health Alliance of Pasadena (ChapCare) at its offices in Pasadena. The pizzas were then distributed to ChapCare clinic workers in Pasadena, including those testing for COVID-19 at the North Lak... More »
In the first of two peaceful protests Tuesday, a group of about 100 demonstrators marched back and forth between City Hall and Old Pasadena, in yet another reaction to the Minneapolis Police death of George Floyd. Following the first trek through Old Pasadena,... More »
The rumbling of dirt-filled dump trucks is about to fill the summer air for people living near Devil’s Gate Reservoir, as L.A. County Public Works set Thursday as the day to kick off six months of sediment removal as part of Pasadena’s so-called “Big Dig.” Hau... More »
Sweltering temperatures return to Pasadena on Wednesday, with a forecast high of 97 degrees, but relief is coming. The high is expected to drop to 89 degrees on Thursday, 77 on Friday, and 75 on Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters ... More »
Finding a local restaurant open for business is now as easy as downloading a free mobile app. The app that can be downloaded at www.pasadena.belocalstrong.com is the result of a collaboration between the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and Small World Communicati... More »
Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer and Supervisor Kathryn Barger warned crowded demonstrations happening in response to the death of George Floyd while in Minneapolis police custody could cause a spike in coronavirus cases. On Monday, Fer... More »
