It’s now official – customers of the Pasadena Water and Power utility will be receiving modest rebates as well as mild relief on their bills for the next six months as the city looks to provide some economic aid to a local economy that’s been clobbered during ... More »
The City Council on Monday is expected to approve a contract with the state that will bring more than $105,000 in emergency funds to Pasadena to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus among homeless people. The money is the city’s share of a $100 million st... More »
Pasadena and nearby cities have 272 cases of the Coronavirus, according to statistics provided by Los Angeles County on Sunday. As of Sunday, 58 people have tested positive in Pasadena and two people have died. An update to Pasadena’s cases could come as early... More »
The City Council will vote Monday on a contract to convert the Pasadena Convention Center to an alternate care facility to treat patients impacted by the Coronavirus. The contract would not exceed $700,000. According to a staff report, a team consisting of cit... More »
Looking to provide a bit of economic relief to residents and businesses hurt by the coronavirus crisis, the City Council on Monday is expected to approve rebates to Pasadena Water and Power customers totaling some $11.4 million immediately, plus another $2 mil... More »
Los Angeles County health officials have reported the largest one-day increase in deaths and new COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began, with 28 more fatalities and 711 new cases added to the toll. The county now has 5,277 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — the di... More »
People on the frontlines of the war against COVID- 19 will have access to state-subsidized childcare programs under an executive order signed Saturday by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The order allows the California Department of Education and California Department of So... More »
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on Saturday afternoon confirmed 28 new deaths and 711 new cases of 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). Twenty-one of the people who died had underlying health conditions and 17 people were over the age of 65. T... More »
The county’s public health director warned residents to brace for staggering numerical increases in the number of people infected with COVID-19 in coming weeks as testing capacity improves, as more than a dozen new deaths were reported and the total number of ... More »
The City of Pasadena has announced a number of resources available to assist Pasadena businesses and employees impacted by COVID-19. COVID-19 Employee Rights & Resources Webinar The Foothill Workforce Development Board (FWDB) will host a webinar on Monday, Apr... More »
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a statewide moratorium on water shutoffs for nonpayment in the midst of the deepening coronavirus public health crisis. This executive order follows a March 16 order that asks the California Public Utilities Commission to monitor me... More »
Mayor Terry Tornek on Thursday declined an invitation from Pasadena Now to discuss criticism he’s received over his recent trip to Senegal, which forced him to miss a special March 17 City Council session that focused on the coronavirus crisis. Instead, Tornek... More »
