Pasadena’s Public Safety Committee Wednesday discussed preparing a November 3 ballot measure which if approved by voters would create a civilian review board to investigate complaints by members of the public concerning misconduct by police. “The only true way... More »
Pasadena will receive up to $2.2 million in federal, state and local grants between now and 2021, to support workforce programs for the underemployed and unemployed, and workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These grants, according to a report by the Depa... More »
Following in the footsteps of cities like Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Santa Cruz, and Glendale, Pasadena’s Economic Development and Technology Committee (Ed-Tech) on Thursday will consider a recommendation to the City Council to limit fees delivery services ma... More »
The city issued additional reopening protocols for local churches and places of worship on Wednesday prohibiting group chanting and singing indoors. According to the protocol, places of worship must limit indoor attendance to 25 percent of building capacity or... More »
Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) joined with other Democrats in announcing new legislation to repeal a Trump administration’s controversial rule that allows employers to refuse to cover their employees’ birth control under their company health insurance plan. The legisla... More »
Pasadena fire officials Wednesday detailed their response earlier this month to an unprecedented level of illegal fireworks use over the Independence Day weekend. Pasadena Interim Fire Chief Bryan Frieders discussed successes, challenges and lessons to be empl... More »
The City of Pasadena wants to know your thoughts on police oversight. On Monday, the city asked local residents to complete a survey on the topic. “We are seeking the input of Pasadena residents, advocacy groups and others with constructive viewpoints on wheth... More »
In an information item on Tuesday’s agenda, the city’s Recreation and Parks Commission will hear a staff recommendation to oppose an increase in the city’s Residential Impact Fee (RIF). “Staff is proposing not to raise the fee,” said Public Works Director Ara ... More »
Five members of the Hahamongna Watershed Park Advisory Committee (HWPAC) are expected to be appointed on Tuesday, July 7, during a special meeting of Pasadena’s Recreation and Parks Commission, where a new nominating committee for officers for the term 2020 to... More »
[UPDATED] On the same day that city officials notified one cannabis dispensary that it could be removed from the city’s retail process, two other dispensaries were cleared. Last week, Pasadena Now reported that city officials found that an investigation reveal... More »
Post Offices will be closed Saturday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day Holiday. There will be no residential or business delivery with the exception of Priority Mail Express, which is delivered 365 days a year. Post Offices will be open on a normal sc... More »
[UPDATED] The Planning Commission will hear details on new laws that could allow churches to build housing on church property. “Staff will present background on proposed State law and potential regulations that could be adopted locally regarding residential us... More »
