Back on March 17, in response to the coronavirus crisis, the Pasadena City Council approved a $150,000 allocation from its general fund to start a meals program for seniors, the disabled and other vulnerable citizens. Monday, Director of Human Services Brenda ... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is set to vote Tuesday on an ordinance that would put the county CEO in charge of coordinating emergency operations, replacing Sheriff Alex Villanueva in that role. The board’s original vote to make the change — as p... More »
The toll from the coronavirus continues to increase inexorably in L.A. County, with 342 new cases confirmed, boosting the total to more than 2,400, and the number of people who succumbed to the virus up to 44. The Pasadena Public Health Dept. announced a sharp... More »
Seven more people have died in Los Angeles County from the coronavirus, with 342 new cases confirmed, authorities announced Monday, but the county’s public health director warned that far more people are likely infected with the virus and just haven’t been cou... More »
Pasadena’s sidewalks need more patching. Pasadena’s Department of Public Works is recommending an increase in the contract amount for FS Contractors Inc. which is doing repair and maintenance work on the City’s sidewalks and curbs. An agenda report for Monday’... More »
L.A County’s coronavirus toll Monday stood at 2,136 cases and 37 deaths. Pasadena continues to report 10 confirmed cases. Five more deaths from COVID-19 and 332 new cases were announced by Los Angeles County health officials over the weekend. No further inform... More »
Pasadena’s City Council is expected Monday to approve a contract with Minneapolis, Minnesota-based Appliance Recycling Centers of America (ARCA), Inc. to support implementation and customer support services for Pasadena Water and Power’s refrigerator exchange ... More »
[UPDATED] Six more coronavirus deaths have been reported in Los Angeles County, bringing the county’s death toll to 32 as the pandemic continues to spread in large numbers. County officials reported another 344 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — the disease caused... More »
Pasadena’s Public Health Officer today issued an order requiring Pasadenans diagnosed with or likely to have contracted COVID-19 to self-isolate. The legal order mandates the self-isolation and dictates that violation of, or failure to comply, is a crime punis... More »
What has been unofficially official for more than three weeks is now officially official – L.A. County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean Logan has finally certified the results of the March 3 election. Logan’s long-pending final numbers come after the disas... More »
Los Angeles County launched several new digital tools today to help residents access up-to-date information about the COVID-19 pandemic. A suite of new interactive maps and dashboards are now live on the County website, providing—in one place—a digital hub for... More »
Five more deaths due to coronavirus have been reported in Los Angeles County, raising the total to 26, and the county’s mortality rate from the illness rose above the levels seen across the country and in New York City, which has been particularly hard-hit by ... More »
