The Pasadena Tenants Union, which didn’t get enough signatures to put a Pasadena rent control measure on the November ballot, has announced its support for a statewide affordable housing measure. The Pasadena Tenants Union joined the Los Angeles, San Francisco... More »
On Tuesday the Design Commission will hear preliminary discussion of a new five-story, 127,161 square-foot building on South Lake Avenue just south of Green Street planned to replace the current two-story building which houses, among other tenants, the long-ti... More »
Pasadena’s City Council on Monday is scheduled to continue to pore over the proposed $815.1 million budget for next fiscal year due for final passage later this month, as well as appoint and re-appoint a number of City Commissioners, and tackle a thorny develo... More »
Pushing back against a host of new State regulations that would allow more density and development of local housing developments, including some which supersede local current city zoning laws, Pasadena’s City Council Monday will consider an interim ordinance t... More »
A Lower Hastings Ranch Association meeting Monday expected to be dominated by protest against the proposed hand over of the Eaton Canyon Golf Course to the City of Pasadena will be a lot quieter than originally anticipated. Stealing the meeting’s thunder somew... More »
The 42 homes along the former 710 Freeway extension route recently made available for sale by Caltrans to longtime Pasadena and South Pasadena renters will not be “sold” in the traditional sense after all, according to a local attorney who has been working wit... More »
Dozens of Madison Heights residents met on the steps of the McKinley School auditorium Thursday for an initial meeting to begin creating a landmark district for their neighborhood. The gathering was supposed to take place inside the auditorium, but no school e... More »
Pasadena’s Emergency Management Coordinator told local service club members Wednesday afternoon to make preparations for themselves and their families for a major natural disaster now because when the disaster strikes the City may be overwhelmed for days, and ... More »
For the 41st Assembly District’s 2018 “Nonprofit of the Year,” Assemblymember Chris Holden has chosen to honor the Flintridge Center, a nonprofit organization based in Pasadena that supports formerly incarcerated adults and at-risk youth to break the cycle of ... More »
At Wednesday’s meeting of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, Supervisor Kathryn Barger questioned L.A. County Registrar Dean C. Logan after learning that 118,522 voters’ names were accidentally left off rosters due to a printing error during yesterda... More »
[Updated] By substantial margins, Pasadena voters approved two measures on Tuesday’s ballot which will authorize a limited number of commercial cannabis businesses to operate in the city and the levying of a special municipal tax upon those businesses. Both me... More »
[Updated] In Pasadena, each of the four municipal ballot measures cruised to victory, including measures to regulate and tax a limited number of cannabis dispensaries. Thus, Pasadena will begin to formalize a regulating ordinance and tax rate schedule for the... More »
