Several important issues are headed back to the City Council in October. On Monday the council is scheduled to conduct a public hearing on the submittal of the Public Housing Agency Five-Year Plan (2020-2025) and the Annual Plan (2020) to the U.S. Department o... More »
[UPDATED] Just an hour before the chaotic national presidential debate, Pasadena mayoral candidates Councilmember Victor Gordo, and incumbent Mayor Terry Tornek met with representatives from various local Women’s organizations as the local debate season moved ... More »
Monday, September 28 City Council Meeting Cancelled Meeting Notice of Cancellation Finance Committee Meeting Cancelled Meeting Notice of Cancellation Thursday, October 1 Code Enforcement Commission Meeting 4:00 PM ACCESS TO THE MEETING IS AS FOLLOWS: Video Con... More »
After several months of COVID-19 restrictions, Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) announced it is now resuming its free in-person Home Improvement Program, which helps homeowners save money, use resources more efficiently and increase the comfort of their homes. F... More »
[UPDATED] City officials have distributed roughly $480,000 of the $1 million in available funding to help cover the back rent of renters affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The city’s ERA program accepted applications between July 15 and July 29. The program al... More »
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Pasadena), Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, introduced reforms on Monday that he said are designed to protect the nation’s democracy. According to Schiff, the Protecting Our Democracy Act is a “landmark ref... More »
Three years after a proposal for a luxury boutique hotel in Pasadena’s Civic Center was shot down by City Council, the historic YWCA and a former Water and Power site took center stage again as local residents and the city’s Planning Department heard proposals... More »
The city’s Public Health Department is recommending the City Council’s Legislative Policy Committee support Senate Bill 1207, which would require every skilled nursing facility in the state to have an alternative source of power to protect the health of reside... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday unanimously approved spending up to $80,000 on three new mobile Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) for the Police Department – but, in response to numerous public comments expressing concerns about privacy and civil-rig... More »
The next step in Pasadena’s Colorado Street Bridge Suicide Mitigation Project was approved by the City Council on Monday, as the body OK’d the purchase of temporary mock-ups of various designs for what eventually will become permanent life-saving barriers. Wit... More »
Pasadena City Council Member Margaret McAustin on Monday called for the United States to pass the long-stalled federal Equal Rights Amendment as a way of paying “the ultimate honor” to late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. “The death of Justice ... More »
Pasadena’s recently approved Community Police Oversight Commission took one more step forward Monday on a long and winding road toward becoming reality. That step came when the City Council unanimously approved the first reading of a proposed ordinance that wo... More »
