After 10 years, Sunday service is returning to Pasadena Transit as part of a three-year, $772,507 Federal Transit Administration, Job Access Reverse Commute grant. Service changes affecting most Pasadena Transit routes will go into effect on July 1. A city ann... More »
Even though the 2017-2018 school year is over for Pasadena Unified students, the Board of education continues its work with a meeting this week. Here’s a look at the substantial agenda, which numbers many items addressing a wide range of topics including multi... More »
A proposal to build a new two-to-four story mixed-use project at 635 East Union Street will go before the Final Design Review phase at the City’s Design Commission which meets on Tuesday, June 26, starting at 6:30 p.m. Project developers are proposing 3,265 sq... More »
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena heard arguments Monday about whether Americans for Prosperity Foundation, a nonprofit backed by big GOP donors and brothers Charles and David Koch, should be forced to reveal its top donors in the Golden State. Th... More »
The State Assembly’s Education Policy Committee has passed SB 972, the suicide prevention legislation authored by Pasadena-area Senator Anthony J. Portantino, that would require public, charter, and private schools to print a suicide prevention hotline number ... More »
Pasadena-based organizations announced they plan to join a nationwide mobilization next Saturday to protest against the Trump administration’s immigration policy. MoveOn, a civic and political action group, said it is organizing the coordinated protests set to... More »
Pasadenans shouldn’t worry if they notice an odd color to tap water this week, a city official said last Thursday, explaining Pasadena Water and Power announced temporary discoloration is a possible by-product of a planned improvement project and running the w... More »
Interim Chief of Police John Perez delivered a report detailing a wide-range of police activities over the past month to the City’s Public Safety Committee last night. While slightly higher than last month’s 15 percent reduction, Interim Police Chief John Pere... More »
The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority, the tri-city government agency created for the purpose of operating the Hollywood Burbank Airport, has voted to approve its $82.2 million budget for fiscal year 2019, which begins on July 1. Pasadena Mayor Terry... More »
Pasadena-area State Senator Anthony Portantino welcomed and honored Pasadena resident Luke Walker and his family as the Small Business of the Year at the California State Capitol Tuesday. The recognition is extended by the California Business Association, whic... More »
Two important education proposals which Pasadena-area State Senator Anthony J. Portantino submitted on behalf of Armenian-Americans have been adopted into the state’s budget. One of the proposals is for six full-tuition scholarships at Hastings College of Law ... More »
Pasadena’s public safety agencies are preparing for several possible disasters that could impact the City, both natural and man-made, as conditions around the world continue to remind us all that Mother Nature is anything but quiet. As part of preparations, th... More »
