Three additional people could be added to the Redistricting Task Force, according to Monday’s City Council agenda. Patrice Marshall McKenzie, Delano Yarbrough and Adriana Lim could be added to the task force which will use census data to recommend changes to C... More »
As part of the City Council agenda’s consent calendar, city staff on Monday will recommend the council amend its 2021 legislative platform regarding the quality of healthcare provided by skilled nursing facilities. The amendment would add the phrase “As such,... More »
A city hearing officer will consider an application for a conditional use permit (CUP) that would allow for the establishment of a “park and recreation facility” land use designation at 1410 Wierfield Drive. Such a designation would facilitate pedestrian acces... More »
Two major affordable housing developments totaling 244 affordable units received state financing awards to fund the construction of the projects. On April 28, the California Debt Limit Allocation Committee (CDLAC) and the California Tax Credit Allocation Commi... More »
Today, Assemblymember Chris Holden’s legislation, the Upward Mobility Act of 2021, Assembly Bill 105 that addresses barriers to upward mobility and inclusion for people of color working in California’s civil services system passed the Assembly Committee on Pub... More »
The City Council conducted the first reading of an ordinance that will allow an amendment to the zoning code that would increase the maximum building height on one parcel, but not before issues arose over a map of the area. The ordinance would allow a 75,000 ... More »
In response to local concerns by residents regarding the diversity of a local task force that will use Census data to redraw city council district borders, Mayor Victor Gordo told Pasadena Now on Wednesday he will ask the City Council to increase the number of... More »
Gov. Gavin Newsom said today the state will loosen its COVID-19 mask mandate to align with new federal guidance, saying fully vaccinated people can gather outdoors and dine at outdoor restaurants without face coverings. The new guidance was issued Tuesday morn... More »
The Planning Commission will provide an update on the Lincoln Avenue Specific Plan at its meeting Wednesday. The city is updating all of eight of its specific plans as part of the 2018 Our Pasadena program, launched as a step toward the implementation of the... More »
The City Council on Monday unanimously designated three local homes as landmarks. The homes are a 94-year-old Spanish Revival Style home at 371 Patrician Way and the Doane and Pinney houses at 840-842 N. Fair Oaks Ave. “The houses at 840-842 N. Fair Oaks Aven... More »
The City Council approved a call for review on a variance that would have allowed a development to proceed without onsite parking at 1388 W. Colorado Blvd., near Melrose Avenue in West Pasadena. Developers at the site want to build a 675 square-foot, single-st... More »
Quoting a homeless Air Force veteran who said he found a 19-year-old blind girl walking the streets of Skid Row, the federal judge overseeing a lawsuit seeking to end the downtown Los Angeles homelessness crisis has rejected a bid by the city and county to hit... More »
