Introducing himself by saying he was the “last person he ever thought be a politician,” newly appointed District Seven Councilmember Andy Wilson last night addressed a public meeting of the executive board of the NAACP Pasadena Branch. Wilson was appointed by ... More »
Traffic Enforcement Operations Plan for Pasadena Pasadena Police Department will step up Bike and Pedestrian Safety Enforcement Operations on Friday, September 4, 2015 from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Police with focused enforcement on collision causing factors in... More »
Pasadena’s new financial management system, launched in July to replace an outdated system that is said to be partly to blame for a $6.4 million embezzlement scandal announced last year, is now causing its own controversy – delayed payments to the city’s ven... More »
After the exodus of Fuller Theological Seminary students, staff, and alumni from 197 apartments, all of whom were not eligible for relocation fees under Pasadena’s Tenant Protection Ordinance, an affordable housing group on Monday asked the City Council to cha... More »
Still in the midst of negotiations, the men in orange who pick up Pasadena’s garbage with a smile came to Monday’s City Council meeting to ask for a bigger raise. Made up of 27 employees who spend Thanksgiving, the Fourth of July, and every other holiday picki... More »
Maranatha High School is excited to round out a year of celebration with the big finale: the 50th Anniversary Weekend Celebration! Please join MHS for an inspiring look at its heritage and history and to pray for the next 50 years! Thursday, September 10 • Gol... More »
Pasadena Public Library is offering three new library card designs complete with keycard in celebration of National Library Card Sign-up Month. Library cards are free to any California resident. Stop by any Pasadena Public Library location to choose yours or v... More »
The Pasadena Police Officers Association is giving people an opportunity to really get to know what police officers are like and what they do outside of work, in its first ever annual “Day With A Cop” raffle draw — where the winner gets to spend a day with two... More »
Assembly Majority Leader Chris Holden’s bill to provide property tax relief for California seniors was approved today in the state Senate on a vote of 36 to 0. It now goes to the Governor’s desk for signature. AB 1378 would allow those over age 55 or the disab... More »
Anthony Portantino for State Senate announced today the endorsement from the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence in his race to succeed Carol Liu in the State Senate next year. The Brady Campaign is one of the most well-respected gun safety organization in ... More »
Pasadena’s Department of Public Health is asking for more time – and money – to effect the transition of its HIV/AIDS clinic services to a private health services provider. Instead of shutting down the clinic on September 30th and handing operations over to JW... More »
After the “enriching experience” of hosting Namibia, Tanzania and Singapore before the 2015 Special Olympics World Games held in Los Angeles, Mayor Terry Tornek recognized the Pasadena Host Town volunteers who worked to create a memorable week of events. The C... More »
