The City Council and the Pasadena Unified School District will hold their annual joint meeting this week. The special meeting will begin at 4 p.m. and comments on matters not on the agenda will not be allowed. The meeting will start with a highlight of PUSD pr... More »
Dozens of renters and supporters marched through Northwest Pasadena Saturday afternoon in support of a proposed rent control ballot measure before being halted by a cold, sudden rain during a stop at Jackie Robinson Park. Organized by the Pasadena Tenant Justi... More »
This week, the US Department of Transportation announced that Foothill Transit, located in the San Gabriel Valley, will receive a $50,000,000 grant through the American Rescue Plan (ARP). The funding was made available through a discretionary process to eligib... More »
According to the city’s website one person has qualified for the June 7 election. District 5 Incumbent Jess Rivas has collected the necessary paperwork and is now officially a candidate for the election. According to the city’s website, Rivas qualified on Wedn... More »
The City Council on Monday conducted the first reading of an ordinance designed to bring the city in line with a new organics recycling law. “This Ordinance is required to comply with a new organics recycling law (SB 1383) that requires jurisdictions expand or... More »
The City Council could soon have a discussion on once again opening council chambers to the public during meetings on Monday nights. On Monday, the City Council once again renewed the resolution that allows the council and its subcommittees and commissions to ... More »
The City Council on Monday unanimously approved an Early Childhood Development and Early Learning task force on Monday. The task force will work with staff to review the status of the implementation of the early child development policy adopted by the City Cou... More »
The City Council on Monday unanimously approved proposed changes to the Historic Preservation Ordinance designed to address issues which arose after the previous revision of the ordinance last year. After the revised ordinance took effect in April 2021, city s... More »
The City Council on Monday voted to approve a $1,227,600 contract with Passport Labs to provide mobile parking payment services. In 2018, the city entered into an agreement with Passport Labs, Inc., as the highest-scoring vendor, to accept mobile meter payment... More »
[UPDATED] The City Council on Monday voted to ban the use of gas-powered leaf blowers. The ban will occur in a two-phased implementation timeline that would prohibit leaf blowers in one year for landscape professionals on private property, and 10 months for ci... More »
The city has reinstated of COVID-19 supplemental paid sick leave for City employees who miss work due to qualifying COVID-19 related reasons. California’s 2021 COVID-19 supplemental paid sick leave law expired on September 30, but earlier this month, Governor ... More »
The City Council on Monday will consider banning gas-powered leaf blowers. The ban could occur in a two-phased implementation timeline that would prohibit leaf blowers in one year for landscape professionals on private property, and 10 months for city operatio... More »
