The Pasadena City Council on Monday is expected to vote on a purchase order with 72 Hour LLC for 17 vehicles (eight sports utility vehicles and nine trucks) as part of the consent calendar portion of the council’s meeting agenda. The 17 vehicles have been deba... More »
As part of a federal program to aid institutions of higher education during the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Department of Education recently awarded Caltech almost $2.3 million, half of which will be given as grants to students facing significant challenges re... More »
The City Council on Monday is scheduled to again hold a public hearing on the Lincoln Avenue Specific Plan. The updated Lincoln Avenue Specific Plan (LASP) would change the street from an industrial and limited commercial area to a more vibrant neighborhood-or... More »
Legislation signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom will allow the Pasadena City Council and other local government councils, boards, commissions, and committees to continue meeting remotely. Assembly Bill 361 provides state agencies and local legislative bodies the flex... More »
The number of coronavirus patients in Los Angeles County hospitals fell again today, dropping from 1,070 Saturday to 1,053, according to state figures. The number of those patients in intensive care also fell, from 324 to 310. Local health officials reported f... More »
Former President George W. Bush will make a rare visit to the Southland this week to deliver speeches in Beverly Hills and Long Beach, two of five locations for this season’s Distinguished Speakers Series of Southern California. Bush, the nation’s 43rd preside... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday will review a Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) decision to deny a local grocery store that sells beer and wine products a conditional use permit to also sell a full line of liquor products. The BZA found that the CUP would like... More »
Pasadena Water and Power Department staff will explain the city’s Garfield Replacement Well Project on Saturday, Sept. 25, in a community meeting with residents at Villa Parke Community Center starting at 10 a.m. The Garfield Replacement Well Project is expect... More »
A noisy baby shower grew into a major disturbance Saturday night, with the guests aggressively confronting police and throwing beer cans at officers, according to police. Lt. Anthony Burgess said officers were called to the scene in the 900 block of North Summ... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 40 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: City Attorney Says No Restraining Order Is Blocking Probe of Officer-Involved Shooting Death o... More »
A federal advisory panel recommended the administration of Pfizer booster shots to senior citizens and those in high-risk categories on Friday, but health officials in Pasadena were awaiting further guidance before giving the booster shots. The Advisory Commit... More »
Pasadena city employees were required by a new city policy to provide proof of their vaccination status or request an exemption or deferral by the end of the business day on Friday. 86, or 4% of the city’s workforce of 2,003, did not report their vaccination s... More »
