It was an evening of good cheer, safety advice for people and pets, Christmas caroling, hot dogs and tacos, as hundreds of District 3 residents and friends joined together for a community meeting and holiday gathering with Councilmember John Kennedy Sunday eve... More »
A student from Hamilton Elementary School in Pasadena has been selected as one of the winners of the annual Southern California Metropolitan Water District Student Art Contest and was recognized at a ceremony at MWD headquarters on December 8. Matthew Vargas, ... More »
The City of Pasadena will be closing the Robinson Park Recreation Center and relocating all the programming to continue at other facilities starting on January 9, 2017, as long-awaited work begins on a rehabilitation project that will see the reconstruction ... More »
Plans by the Pasadena Water and Power Department (PWP) to develop a new Customer Information System as well as implement new power metering hardware, the total cost of which could be upwards of $30 million, prompted a discussion over the future of electric pow... More »
Pasadena’s City Council approved the contract for the renovation of the Robinson Park Recreation Center at last Monday’s night meeting. Construction is expected to begin in February, 2017 and be completed by Spring, 2018. Upon the recommendation of the City’s ... More »
To prepare for forecasted winter storms that could produce heavy rain later today, Supervisor Kathryn Barger encourages residents in hillside communities and fire-impacted areas to take precautions now. Los Angeles County’s storm preparedness website at lacoun... More »
As President-elect Donald Trump inches closer to moving into the White House, the immigrant population and municipal officials nationally and locally are growing increasingly concerned about Trump’s possible mass deportation plans. In 2013, the Pasadena City C... More »
A vital new power system expected to power Pasadena’s growth over coming decades and reduce the city’s fuel consumption and emissions, lower its carbon footprint, and serve as a backup to renewable energy resources is set to go online next Monday, after the fi... More »
Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed a Pasadena resident to the California Water Commission, his office announced Monday. Catherine Keig, 60, served as Exposition Park manager at the California Science Center in Los Angeles in 2014, and as director of Southern Calif... More »
[Updated Tuesday, December 13, 2016 | 7:40 a.m.] Saying that her presentation was unrelated to recent public comments over the roles of City Councilmembers in writing and changing City policy, City Attorney Michele Bagneris reviewed the City’s structure as ... More »
Residents of the La Canada Verdugo Road/Vista Laguna Terrace/ North Arroyo Boulevard neighborhood could be receiving a much-desired holiday gift soon. The Pasadena Transportation Advisory Commission voted unanimously Thursday to approve a recommendation for ... More »
[Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this story reported the nomination period ends at 5:30 p.m.; that is not correct. The period in fact ends at 5:00 p.m. today.] The nomination period for candidates in the 2017 Pasadena City Council and Pasadena Unified Sch... More »
