The City’s Code Enforcement Commission will hear a case about a pair of pit bulls which attacked two people, one of them a child, when the Commission meets in a public meeting on Thursday, February 2 at the Permit Center Hearing Room at City Hall. The Commissi... More »
Today, President Trump issued an executive order to temporarily restrict travel to the U.S. from a number of Muslim-majority countries. Rep. Judy Chu (CA-27), who hosted an interfaith solidarity event at a mosque in her district on Thursday, released the follo... More »
Pasadena Water and power customers who could be qualified to receive various incentives from the utility and other City departments will now find it easier to navigate through the programs and apply for them online. PWP has reformatted its “Under One Roof” Pro... More »
It was a meeting that vividly illustrated the difficulties the City Council Public Safety Committee has had over the last six months in scheduling and holding meetings. Before a City Council chamber packed with members of the city Health Department, the Police... More »
In response to Governor Jerry Brown’s 2017 State of the State Address, Assemblymember Chris Holden (AD – 41) issued the following statement: “I applaud Governor Jerry Brown for his passionate leadership and commitment to protecting the gains California has mad... More »
Senator Anthony J. Portantino (D – La Cañada Flintridge), introduced legislation that will provide cancer patients, as well as others fighting diseases through aggressive treatments, the options to protect their fertility if those treatments jeopardize it. “It... More »
A special meeting of the City’s Public Safety Committee has been called for this Thursday at which Committee members will hear from Police Chief Phillip Sanchez about the recent wave of gang violence and his Department’s “Violence Reduction Efforts.” The meeti... More »
Hewing to a close range of similar positions, four of five candidates vying for seats in three Pasadena Unified School Board districts faced each other in a candidate forum Monday evening at Field Elementary School. District 1 incumbent and board president Kim... More »
Pasadena’s Water and Power Department wants to change the City’s water-saving ordinance to conform to state requirements that are intended to enhance ongoing water conservation efforts, and establish permanent water-saving measures that will persist even when ... More »
The Pasadena City Council’s Legislative Policy Committee will discuss the City’s position on immigration reform during a special meeting today, where it will also consider approving the a proposed Federal Legislative Platform and State Legislative Platform for... More »
The City of Pasadena’s Design Commission will go through an Advisory Review of the project to construct a new entry gate and landscaping improvements at the entrance to the Lower Arroyo Seco, during its regular meeting Tuesday, January 24. As envisioned, the g... More »
Pasadena Unified’s Board of Education is on track to adopt two resolutions on Thursday, January 26, one calling for the celebration of National African American History Month in February, and another declaring January 30 of every year as Fred T. Korematsu Day ... More »
