The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 41 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Story: Local Business Leaders Concerned Over Pasadena’s Economic Outlook Police Revise Body Camera Poli... More »
A neighborhood activist and an organization that promotes and supports local artists were named as Citizen and Business of the Year for 2016 by the Altadena Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association. Author Elliot M. Gold, co-founder of the Altadena Coalition ... More »
The Allendale Branch Library presents “An Homage to Julia Child,” a French cooking demonstration with Isabelle Camps-Campins, on Saturday, January 21, 2017, at 2:00 p.m., at 1130 S. Marengo Ave., Pasadena. Having spent her formative years in both Trinidad and ... More »
The City’s new Director of the Pasadena Public Library and Information Services Department, Michelle Perera, brings a healthy dose of optimism alongside 24 years of professional experience to an institution that she says is more relevant than ever. With a new ... More »
A 72-year-old former teacher in Pasadena has sued her ex-employer, St. Andrew Catholic School, and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, alleging she was fired after complaining that she was being bullied by supervisors because of her age. Cynthia Delange filed the ... More »
Pasadena’s water conservation rate has dropped considerably since California decided to end state-mandated water-savings targets per city in June. From a high 24 percent water savings recorded in August 2015, Pasadena’s water conservation rate has dropped to o... More »
A special plaque commemorating the invention of the juicy and delicious American staple many have come to love as the cheeseburger was unveiled Thursday morning on the grounds of LA Financial Credit Union on Colorado Boulevard — the site of where a teenage coo... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District is looking for a few good people to help the District decide what to do with two school properties no longer needed as the size of the public school student population continues to shrink. Applicants are being sought by the... More »
Jericho Road Pasadena, a community-based organization that works with over 125 nonprofits in the San Gabriel Valley and Northeast Los Angeles, is hosting its 2nd Annual The Leadership Connection, a comprehensive workshop which trains and prepares participants ... More »
Pasadena City College is ramping up two significant inter-related programs for its students as well as for students in Pasadena Unified School District high schools who are interested in taking advanced community college courses, Pasadena Area Community Colleg... More »
Pasadena-based political thought incubator The Progressive Discussion Group is ringing in 2017 by celebrating its fifteenth year of regular meetings designed to bring local activists and community members together under one roof to discuss relevant community i... More »
The sales and use tax rate in California has been lowered effective January 1, by one quarter of a percent, from 7.50 to 7.25 percent, according the state Board of Equalization. The lower tax rate is a result of the partial expiration of Proposition 30, a scho... More »
