The $57.1 billion Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association known as LACERA is feeling jittery over three data security incidents at its custodian, State Street Bank and Trust Company. And the Pasadena-based fund is making those concerns known. Accor... More »
By 2020, the way Pasadenans vote is going to look very different from the way they do now. By then, the California Voters Choice Act will have been fully phased-in. Passed by the California legislature in 2016, its authors hoped to update voting processes with... More »
[Editor’s Note: This article has been changed to reflect the facts that the tree’s removal is due to its confliction with the building’s design and not the construction scaffolding.] The City of Pasadena’s Urban Forestry Advisory Commission will deliberate on ... More »
Metro is holding a public workshop at the Pasadena Senior Center get public input on its bus system on January 24, and participants will get a useful “Thank You!” in the form of a free TAP card. Meet with Metro staff, learn about the study and share your thoug... More »
The City of Pasadena has announced a second round of community workshops for January, focused on concept ideas for specific plan areas identified in the General Plan. The recently updated General Plan for future city growth, development and investment establis... More »
With his bill raising the age for purchasing a gun in California to 21 signed into law, State Senator Anthony Portantino (D), who represents the Pasadena area, has reintroduced another measure limiting the number of firearms Californians can purchase to one pe... More »
Pasadena’s Design Commission will hold a Concept Design Review hearing Tuesday, January 8, on the proposed construction of a two- to three-story mixed-use project at 1435 Lincoln Avenue, which will consist of three attached building volumes arranged in a ... More »
Rep. Judy Chu (D) kicked off the first day of the 116th Congress by declaring the “start of a new Washington,” following the Democratic Party’s healthy victory in the recent elections. Chu said those November results signaled that the “Trum... More »
Ask Pasadena Mayor Terry Tornek what were some of the events that shaped 2018 and further might shape 2019 and he can give you nearly a dozen right away. Ahead of his ride down Colorado Boulevard on New Year’s Day, Tornek reflected on the issues that defined (... More »
The City of Pasadena is hosting a community meeting and open house Tuesday, January 8, 2019, to engage the community and gather feedback about the upcoming Cordova Street Enhancements Project between Marengo Avenue and Hill Avenue. The proposed project – from ... More »
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena has revived a lawsuit challenging the U.S. government’s policy that bars anyone from taking photos and video or shooting film at U.S.-Mexico ports of entry without advanced permission, a Reuters report Wednes... More »
On August 14th, 2018, at the LA County Supervisor’s Meeting held at the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration, HEAR Center was recognized by LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger for its work in the Los Angeles County. In her remarks, Supervisor Barger noted that ... More »
