The Pasadena City Council on Monday will review and possibly award a $1.3 million contract to Camarillo-based Civic Construction Associates for the renovation of La Pintoresca Park, a project which will include numerous park elements as well as site drainage i... More »
Looking past the current state health order which bans outdoor restaurant dining until late December, the City Council is considering the continuation of K-rail barrier rentals to protect future diners through June 18, 2021. A recommendation by the city Depart... More »
The Pasadena City Council plans to review a pre-developmental plan for a 70-unit mixed-use project at 710-738 N. Fair Oaks Ave. and 19-25 E. Orange Grove Blvd. The proposed project would include 69 Supportive Housing units for homeless seniors, one manager’s ... More »
The City Council on Monday will consider spending $419,134 in emergency funds on motel vouchers for people experiencing homelessness who are identified as high risk for serious illness or death from the coronavirus. Under the proposal, Union Station Homeless S... More »
The Pasadena Planning Commission on Thursday will examine the possible environmental impacts of a planned development proposed for a 2.33-acre site on the south side of East Green Street, between South Oak Knoll and South Hudson avenues. The total size of the ... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena) has reintroduced his police reform legislation, Assembly Bill 26, which establishes guidelines for police responsibility and accountability when officers witness excessive force being used by another member of law enfor... More »
Victor Gordo came to Pasadena from Zacatecas, Mexico, as a 4-year-old, speaking no English and living with his immigrant parents and five siblings in a garage. Monday, he became the city’s new mayor, succeeding Terry Tornek, whom Gordo defeated for re-election... More »
There was a parade of plaudits, an avalanche of accolades, on Monday as a pair of Pasadena political veterans exited the stage — Terry Tornek as mayor following his November election defeat by Victor Gordo, and Margaret McAustin as District 2 councilmember aft... More »
Pasadena native Felicia Williams is not new to city government, having served on various commissions since 2006, most recently as chair of the Planning Commission. But Monday still marked a special day for Williams, as she was sworn in as the new City Councilm... More »
The Pasadena Design Commission will review a proposal for a new three-to-five-story project for both commercial and residential use during a special meeting at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8. This project will be an estimated 253,917 square-foot mixed-use project ... More »
[UPDATE] Pasadena’s new mayor, along with elected and re-elected members of the City Council, will be sworn in at an organizational meeting that starts at 12 noon today. Mayor-elect Victor Gordo and newly elected Councilmember Felicia Wiliams will be sworn in ... More »
On Tuesday, Dec. 8, the city Design Commission will review a proposal for the construction of a new three-to-four-story multifamily residential project with one level of subterranean parking at 350 Cordova St. in Pasadena. The project will ultimately be three... More »
