The Pasadena Charter Study Task Force is scheduled to meet on Thursday, May 9 to continue discussions on potential changes to the city’s campaign contribution limits. The meeting agenda includes a presentation on the Task Force’s draft final report and conside... More »
David A. Klug, the City of Pasadena’s Economic Development Director, is scheduled to deliver a report to the City Council’s Economic Development and Technology Committee on Thursday, providing an update on local business conditions and his division’s activitie... More »
The City Council voted to increase the City’s sewer rate fee on Monday. The proposed “Revised Rate” structure raises the average residential monthly sewer use fee from $4.55 to $11.05, marking the first time the City has pursued an increase beyond the consumer... More »
Budget workshops continue on Thursday when two of the City’s operating companies go before the City Council’s Economic Development and Technology Committee. The Pasadena Center Operating Company and the Pasadena Community Access Corporation will make presentat... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is expected Tuesday to approve a $24 million payment to settle a civil rights lawsuit brought by two men who were wrongly imprisoned for more than 23 years for a murder they did not commit. John Klene, 45, and Eduard... More »
Budget workshops kick into high gear this week starting at the Legislative Policy Committee. The committee will hold budget workshops on the City’s Libraries and Information Services and Planning and Community Development departments. The City Manager is recom... More »
The Pasadena City Council continued a public hearing on increasing refuse rates until next week. According to a City staff report in the City Council agenda last month, the new refuse rates could increase by 7% each fiscal year from 2026-2029 to adjust for inf... More »
The City Council on Monday voted to enter into a new $4,506,601 contract to consolidate the Police Department’s body-worn camera and Taser contracts. The contract provides new technology for the Department that will add an additional layer of accountability vi... More »
The Pasadena Human Relations Commission will meet on Tuesday, May 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Jackie Robinson Community Center. According to the meeting agenda, the Chair will provide a land acknowledgment at the start of the meeting. The Commission plans to discuss... More »
The Rose Bowl Operating Company has reported strong financial performance for the Rose Bowl Flea Market and Brookside golf course complex operations, according to Matthew Hawkesworth, Director of Finance for the City of Pasadena. In a memo to the Finance Commi... More »
Who is the flesh-and-blood landlord with a city-spanning portfolio of apartments concealed behind an obscurely-named limited liability company? Who is the proprietor of a local restaurant, hotel or regional car wash chain shrouded beneath a corporate veil? Who... More »
On Monday night, City Manager Miguel Márquez will officially present his comprehensive $1,147,518,420 budget proposal for fiscal year 2025, aiming to maintain the city’s high standard of living while navigating the complexities of the current economic landscap... More »
