As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the Pasadena City Council was scheduled to vote to authorize an amendment to a contract on body worn cameras. But that vote will have to wait due to a cancelled meeting on Monday due to the lack of quorum as council member... More »
Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo, along with City Councilmembers and Pasadena Deputy Police Chief Cheryl Moody, held a press conference at City Hall today at 4 p.m. to discuss the shooting of a 13-year-old boy killed by a stray bullet Saturday evening. Monday’s Cit... More »
According to a city staff report, seismic work on the Central Library will take almost two years. On May 3, City officials were forced to close Central Library for a required seismic retrofit and restoration to meet life safety requirements. A structural asses... More »
The City Council is scheduled to continue its public hearing on Monday on the final report and recommendation from the Redistricting Task Force. The task force is recommending slight changes in voting boundaries that would result in 2,610 Pasadena residents be... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the Pasadena City Council will vote to authorize an amendment to a contract with Axon Enterprise to Dec. 1, 2026 at a cost not-to-exceed $1.7 million for the police department’s body worn camera system. The newer version ... More »
It’s that time again. The council must pass a resolution every 30-days to continue meeting online under the terms of Assembly Bill 361. The City Council subsequently adopted a substantially similar resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings from Nov... More »
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón Wednesday touted his office’s new youth justice diversion program as a “restorative” alternative to traditional, more punitive, means of handling youth offenders. “This is work that’s been proven to not only r... More »
The City Council adopted a resolution that could bring much needed funds to expand the city’s 2nd Unit ADU program. The council unanimously adopted a resolution approving a $2.5 million grant application for California Department of Housing and Community Devel... More »
The City Council held its first public meeting Monday on the final report and recommendation from the Redistricting Task Force. The task force is recommending slight changes in voting boundaries that would result in 2,610 Pasadena residents being moved from th... More »
On Monday, the City Council unanimously adopted a resolution approving a $2.5 million grant application. Mayor Victor Gordo was absent from the meeting. The California Department of Housing and Community Development’s (HCD) CalHome program grant would provide ... More »
Senator Anthony J. Portantino (D – La Cañada Flintridge) facilitated the California Trade Desk Seal Placement during a reception in Yerevan, Armenia on Monday. Senator Portantino formally introduced representatives from the Governor’s Office of Business and Ec... More »
Thousands of Northwest Pasadena residents would have been shifted to new council districts if the Redistricting Task Force had created a new city council district. During its work the 11-member body examined three options for a new voting district downtown tha... More »
