Car owners in Pasadena can have their safety seats for children checked for free on Thursday, March 2, at an event sponsored by the Pasadena Police Department and Safety Belt Safe USA at the Jackie Robinson Community Center, located at 1081 N. Fair Oaks Avenue... More »
When the Pasadena City Council quietly and unanimously approved $85,000 for parole reintegration services at the Flintridge Center on Monday evening with only a question and a comment from Councilmember Tyron Hampton the routine expenditure barely drew a glanc... More »
After an incident in Old Pasadena in which two iconic, protected palm trees were cut down without the city’s knowledge, Pasadena’s Department of Public Works presented a recommendation to the Municipal Services Committee on Tuesday night to increase the penalt... More »
A motion by Supervisor Kathryn Barger, co-authored by Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, unanimously approved by the Board of Supervisors, announces the County’s support for proposed legislation that will address the issue of driving under the influence of dr... More »
Please note that this program has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date. The involved officers will be participating in the funeral for the slain Whittier Police Officer on that date. – Pete Hettema, Lieutenant -Pasadena Police Department Fie... More »
An economic report released last week brings good news for Pasadena with figures indicating that job growth is on the rise and unemployment is at its lowest point since 2007 county-wide. The buoyant figures, however, belie the fact that the growth is in lower ... More »
Following a march from the corner of North Lake Avenue and Villa Street, nearly three hundred protesters gathered on the steps of the Pasadena City Hall late Monday afternoon before packing the Council Chamber to ask that the Council declare Pasadena a “Sanctu... More »
Senator Anthony J. Portantino (D – La Cañada Flintridge), was given his ceremonial oath of office yesterday by State Controller Betty T. Yee. Approximately 500 community members, elected officials, family and friends attended the swearing in ceremony hosted by... More »
Pasadena’s Municipal Services Committee will deliberate Tuesday, February 28, on three measures that it will likely recommend next month for formal adoption and approval. At its regular meeting Tuesday, the committee will finalize a recommendation to adopt ene... More »
The Pasadena City Council’s Finance/Audit Committee will deliberate Monday on a proposal from the City’s Finance Department to adopt the City of Pasadena Debt Policy, a set of rules that will govern issuance of any public debt and track and report the spending... More »
The Pasadena City Council is set to pass Monday an ordinance that will update parking regulations in the City, specifically on the operation of parking meters. The ordinance, which goes through second reading Monday, will amend Title 10 of the Pasadena Municip... More »
A popular Pasadena nursery school is locked in a battle with Caltrans over the house it has leased from them since 1985, following recent reports of the discovery of lead-based paint on the property in a recent inspection. Now, as Caltrans prepares to sell its... More »
