The City Council will receive the Redistricting Task Force recommended redistricting plan on Monday and vote on a redistricting ordinance that will redraw the city’s voting boundaries. The task force is recommending slight changes in voting boundaries that wou... More »
The City Council on Monday will conduct the first reading on an emergency ordinance pertaining to the construction of multiple dwelling on single-family zoned parcels pursuant to SB 9. “This interim ordinance protects, within the bounds allowed by Senate Bill ... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar the City Council will consider an amendment to a contract with Friends in Deed for additional funding for the provision of motel-based shelter services including weather activated motel vouchers during the upcoming winter s... More »
Two important items on the city’s Hearing Officer’s December 1 agenda will have to be rescheduled due to technical difficulties. The meeting was scheduled to take place on Wednesday, but according to Planning Director David Reyes there were technical difficult... More »
[UPDATED] City Manager Steve Mermell attended his final council meeting on Monday as the city’s chief executive. Mermell will leave the city later this week, and Interim City Manager Cynthia Kurtz will take the helm. “I would just like to say I consider myself... More »
The City Council on Monday upheld the Board of Zoning Appeals’ (BZA) decision to terminate the non-conforming rights granted to nursing facility Golden Cross Health Care, located along North Fair Oaks Avenue, amid the discontinued use of the facility over the ... More »
City government will continue to meet virtually for at least 30 days. The council approved a resolution that allows the council and all of its related commissions and subcommittees to continue meeting remotely to keep the current format in place. The council m... More »
The City Council has upheld the decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) that disapproved the application of Linda Rosa Market for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to be able to sell a full line of alcoholic beverages. In its meeting Monday, members of the ... More »
The City Council is scheduled to continue its public hearing on Monday on the final report and recommendation from the Redistricting Task. The task force is recommending slight changes in voting boundaries that would result in 2,610 Pasadena residents being mo... More »
The City Council will vote to approve a resolution that allows the council and all of its related commissions and subcommittees to continue meeting remotely to keep the current format in place. The council must pass a resolution every 30-days to continue meeti... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the Pasadena City Council will vote to authorize an amendment to a contract for police body worn cameras. The contract with Axon Enterprise to Dec. 1, 2026 would be amended at a cost not-to-exceed $1.7 million for the pol... More »
According to a city staff report, seismic work on the Central Library will take almost two years to complete. On May 3, City officials were forced to close Central Library for a required seismic retrofit and restoration to meet life safety requirements. A stru... More »
