On Monday, Pasadena’s city council dug deep in a study session to better understand the differences and similarities between a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) transportation analysis and the city’s own local mobility plans. Vehicle Miles Traveled, ... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday adopted the city’s recommended federal and state legislative platforms for the coming year. The city’s political platforms were first presented to the City Council’s Legislative Policy Committee. The platforms are prepared e... More »
In a recent memo to City Manager Steve Mermell, Planning Director David Reyes provided an update on three housing bills signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom and how they impact Pasadena. “Numerous new laws have been passed by the state Legislature and signed by the Gov... More »
The City Council’s weekly consent calendar typically contains several items up for consideration that can be passed with a sweep motion and a single vote. That will not be the case at Monday’s council meeting. This week, there is just one item on Monday’s con... More »
The city’s Commission on the Status of Women is calling on the Pasadena City Council to appoint a woman to the District 5 seat vacated by Mayor Victor Gordo. According to a letter from commission Chair Beverly Morgan-Sandoz, a woman running for political offic... More »
The City Council on Monday is expected to hold a study session to better understand the differences and similarities between a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) transportation analysis and the city’s own local mobility plans. The council will receive... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday will discuss and possibly adopt the city’s recommended federal and state legislative platforms for the coming year, which was presented last week to the council’s Legislative Policy Committee. These platforms are prepared a... More »
The City Council’s Finance Committee will consider proposed amendments to balance the city’s general operating budget at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. According to a city staff report, “the fiscal impacts of COVID-19 are very significant leading to sharp decline in se... More »
The Historic Preservation Commission will meet Tuesday to discuss and approve proposed alterations to a one-story, single-family, Colonial Revival-style cottage at 620 Prescott St. in Pasadena’s Craftsman Heights Landmark District. The commission has determine... More »
The House Budget Committee announced on Thursday that Rep. Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) has been named to fill one of the five seats reserved for members of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee. The committee is the chief tax-writing committee in the House, wi... More »
Assemblyman Chris Holden, chair of the Assembly’s Committee on Utilities and Energy, said he was heartened to see President Joe Biden signing executive orders on climate change in the first days of the new administration. “We are thrilled to have our strong fe... More »
Due to a significant storm that is expected to fall on the area Thursday, the city is allowing local residents and employees to reschedule vaccinations for tomorrow’s appointment-only event. The Pasadena Public Health Dept. has over 900 confirmed appointments ... More »
