The Pasadena City Council’s Finance/Audit Committee will deliberate Monday on a proposal from the City’s Finance Department to adopt the City of Pasadena Debt Policy, a set of rules that will govern issuance of any public debt and track and report the spending... More »
The Pasadena City Council is set to pass Monday an ordinance that will update parking regulations in the City, specifically on the operation of parking meters. The ordinance, which goes through second reading Monday, will amend Title 10 of the Pasadena Municip... More »
A popular Pasadena nursery school is locked in a battle with Caltrans over the house it has leased from them since 1985, following recent reports of the discovery of lead-based paint on the property in a recent inspection. Now, as Caltrans prepares to sell its... More »
Dozens of City staff, elected officials and community members gathered at the brand new Glenarm Power Plant Friday to witness the state of the art technology be switched on — a $137 million installation that took years to complete and was one of the largest an... More »
KPCC AirTalk host Larry Mantle leads another voter cram session on Wednesday, March 1, focused on the primary nominating election on March 7 and the general election on May 16, at the Crawford Family Forum in Pasadena. Los Angeles voters must decide on two mea... More »
Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) recently completed the Glenarm Repowering Project, an extensive power plant upgrade that includes the replacement of a 51-year old steam generating unit, Broadway 3, with a more efficient combined cycle turbine unit known as Gas ... More »
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the City of Pasadena to host a procurement event and discussion for large and small business members who may want to do business together, on Tuesday, March 7, at the Pasadena Co... More »
With the new presidential administration now a month old and its effects creating waves of protests across the country, the monthly ACLU SoCal Pasadena/Foothills Chapter LA Progressive Forum took up the question of “Civil Liberties Under Trump,” featuring a pa... More »
The Economic Development & Technology Meeting Scheduled for 5:30 p.m. tonight has just been Canceled. Pasadena Now just received the cancellation notice at 12:42 pm. No new meeting date has been confirmed as of yet. The now-cancelled agenda had included: a rep... More »
A small group of concerned mothers and their school-aged children gathered at Memorial Park Monday with colorful signs in hand that expressed their resistance to Trump Administration’s policies. The modest gathering was described as a “sister” rally to the exp... More »
The City of Pasadena’s Northwest Commission is having a special meeting on Tuesday, February 21, to discuss Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) proposals for program year 2017 to 2018 and to review the Northwest Strategic Plan. The CDBG program is funded ... More »
The City of Pasadena’s Planning Commission will meet Wednesday, February 22, and conduct a public hearing about the Thorndike-Madrillo Landmark District proposal, which will mean a zone change for 37 properties on Thorndike Road and Madrillo Court. The City’s ... More »
