On Monday the Pasadena City Council is expected to approve issuing an official letter of support for a new state Assembly Bill expanding the eligibility to obtain a California identity card to approximately 1.6 million undocumented people living here. Interim ... More »
Mayor Victor Gordo said Friday in an open letter that while the City and community remain “shocked and saddened” by the unexpected passing of District 3 Councilmember John J. Kennedy on July 21, the process to appoint an interim Councilmember has begun. Confir... More »
In response to the announcement of a new workers’ rights policy by the US Department of Labor, workers from Pasadena, Pomona, Los Angeles, and Hollywood, plan to rally and march in downtown LA on Friday. The March for Respect & Protections for Immigrant Wor... More »
The Arts and Culture Commission on Thursday meets to consider a recommendation to select Northwest Pasadena artist Deborah Aschheim as the primary artist who will create permanent public art for Robinson Park Recreation Center. Aschheim was recommended by a se... More »
The Rusnak Auto Group has another chance to amend its plans for a 60,230 square foot, two-story Porsche dealership on a 4.4-acre site near the intersection of Sunnyslope Avenue and Nina Street in Pasadena’s Lamanda Park district. The luxury auto dealer is a fa... More »
The City Council has until Oct. 4 to appoint a District 3 City Councilperson to fill the vacancy caused by John J. Kennedy’s death according to the City Charter. After that, there’s some leeway, but it looks like the appointed Councilmember may have to be reco... More »
The Pasadena Department of Transportation presented plans to address rising pedestrian fatalities in the city by transitioning to an approach known as the “Safe System” during Tuesday’s Municipal Services Committee meeting. The ‘Safe System’ refers to an appr... More »
Inflation is taking a toll on multiple municipal projects in Pasadena, driving up costs so much that city department heads are considering postponing projects, scaling back others and reprioritizing their needs. “PWP, Public Works, [Department of] Transportati... More »
The Municipal Services Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved a Roadside Memorial Sign Program, which seeks to memorialize victims of fatal crashes while at the same time raising the awareness of traffic safety to motorists. Under the program, a memorial s... More »
The City will not be issuing an indoor mask mandate according to a statement from city officials. “With input from healthcare provider partners, the City of Pasadena health officer will not be issuing a general indoor mask mandate at this time,” the city state... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is expected to give preliminary approval Tuesday to an ordinance placing a measure on the November ballot that would give the panel authority to remove a publicly elected sheriff from office for cause. On a 4-1 vote ... More »
Days before the county considers re-imposing an indoor mask-wearing mandate, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger Monday issued a public statement opposing such a move, saying she’s seen no hard evidence that such a requirement would curb spread of COV... More »
