The City Council could ratify the sixth supplement to the city’s emergency health order on Monday when it considers placing a cap on third party food delivery services like Uber Eats and DoorDash. The city’s resolution would make it unlawful for a third-party ... More »
Pasadena officials are expressing their displeasure at being left out of the state’s process that regulates the licensing of nursing homes after one of its facilities was evacuated in June and had its license suspended. According to figures provided by the cit... More »
The City Council will vote on Monday to authorize Steve Mermell to work with other cities and draft a letter to the California Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) regarding recent changes that could provide greater risk to its investment strategy. The Counci... More »
The Pasadena City Council is scheduled to receive a report Monday on a proposed project to build a 227 new housing units and 4,500 square feet of commercial space on a Los Robles Avenue site currently occupied by a 99 Cents Only Store and a dental office. The ... More »
Pasadena’s Historic Preservation Commission will deliberate Tuesday, July 21, on recommendations to designate two properties in the City as landmarks, in accordance with the Pasadena Municipal Code. One of those properties is the E.W. Woodruff House at 1500 No... More »
Pasadena’s Planning Commission will begin discussions on Wednesday, July 22, about two proposed amendments to the Zoning Code that would impact single-family residential development. Recommended by the Department of Planning and Community Development, the firs... More »
Over the next two weeks, Rep. Adam Schiff, who represents Wesat OPasadena, will host two telephone town halls to discuss the nation’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic and unemployment crisis facing families, and how we can ensure the safety of s... More »
In the wake of the announced cancellation of the Rose Parade for the first time since WWII this week, state lawmakers say they are saddened by the loss, but recognize the need to prioritize safety amid the spreading COVID-19 pandemic. News that the 2021 Rose P... More »
Congressman Adam Schiff, who represents west Pasadena, on Thursday lauded the inclusion of more than $11 million in funding for the National Ebola Training and Education Center, as well as ten regional centers specializing in the treatment of Ebola and other s... More »
Hoping to protect local restaurants as they cope with the ever-changing pandemic economic landscape, the City Council’s Economic Development and Technology Committee unanimously passed a recommendation Wednesday to limit third party delivery company fees charg... More »
Saying that diversity in corporate boardrooms is “imperative” in the fight for true racial justice, Pasadena-area Assemblymember Chris Holden has co-sponsored a bill that will require publicly held corporations headquartered in California to have at least one ... More »
Members of the Pasadena Public Library Commission, which advises the City Council on matters relating to the city’s public library system, are scheduled to hold a special virtual meeting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 15, to discuss a reorganization of elected c... More »
