The Pasadena City Council Municipal Services Committee on Tuesday approved the extension of the City’s agreement with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) for Hoover Dam electricity. Vice Mayor Andy Wilson, Councilmembers Tyron Hampton, Felici... More »
A special meeting of Pasadena’s Design Commission Tuesday will deliberate on a plan to build a close to 100,000-square-foot four-story medical office building at 590 S. Fair Oaks Ave. which will also have two levels of underground parking. The project site is ... More »
As part of its agenda’s consent calendar, the City Council on Monday will consider letting a $247,359 contract to Bellfree Contractors for work on the Annandale Canyon Open Space Trail Access Improvement Project. “The Annandale Canyon Open Space project site ... More »
A four-story, 17-unit multifamily apartment building at 139 S. Oak Knoll Ave., which has come under fire from preservationists and residents living nearby, will come up for final design review by the Pasadena Design Review Commission Tuesday. Foremost among th... More »
One week after several planning commissioners said they wanted to impose a moratorium on planned developments, a planned development is scheduled to come before the commission for consideration at its meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. At the meeting, the commiss... More »
The City Council will deliberate Monday on loosening some of Pasadena’s strict cannabis regulations. The new regulations would allow up to three cannabis retailers per council district, instead of one, and decrease the required distance between cannabis retail... More »
A four-story, 19-unit, multi-family apartment building with approximately 24,502 square feet of gross floor area and a subterranean parking level with 25 spaces will go before the Design Commission at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday for final design review. Balian Investmen... More »
Two members of the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) Board of Education on Thursday criticized Mayor Victor Gordo over the latter’s call for the city to pursue withholding funds for the school district if the Board did not take necessary actions to ensur... More »
The Commission on the Status of Women on Wednesday heard on a report of former Chair Norma Fernandez on the impact of digital divide on women and girls. During her presentation, Fernandez said the COVID-19 pandemic shed light on the severity of the digital div... More »
[UPDATED] A city official told Pasadena Now on Tuesday morning that there are no plans to officially require proof of COVID-19 vaccinations for indoor activities. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a proof of vaccination requirement for most indoor events... More »
The Pasadena City Council successfully conducted the second reading of an ordinance that would require food service providers – including restaurants, bars, food trucks and convenience stores – to have customers ask for accessory foodware items, such as spoons... More »
A Los Angeles County project to remove 1.7 million cubic yards of sediment from Devil’s Gate Reservoir in the Hahamongna Watershed Park has been completed more than a year ahead of schedule, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger announced on Tuesday. “T... More »
