The California Institute of Technology has been ranked second in the 2022 World University Rankings by Times Higher Education (THE), a magazine reporting specifically on news and issues related to higher education. Topping the list of more than 1,600 universit... More »
The San Gabriel Valley Tenants Alliance is hosting two workshops for people hoping to access funding to help pay rent and bills to forestall eviction. The state has committed $5.2 billion dollars from the Federal Government to be distributed through Housing is... More »
Authorities implored the public to avoid crowds and use masks when appropriate over Labor Day weekend, hoping not to see a reversal of recent progress seen against the virus. Eleven cases were documented in Pasadena on Thursday, with no additional deaths, acco... More »
An executive order by Gov. Gavin Newsom could restore the state’s open meeting law and force cities to transition back to full compliance with the state’s open meeting law on Oct. 1 unless pending legislation is amended and passed before then. Assembly Bill 39... More »
Temperatures are expected to jump up to the 90’s on Saturday morning to kick off the long Labor Day holiday weekend, the National Weather Service cautioned. Temperatures will keep rising as a high pressure expands into the region and Monday is likely to be the... More »
The Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission today unanimously voted to take under consideration for the Historic-Cultural Monument List the 30-year home of master architect Paul Revere Williams, who designed more than 3,000 buildings during his nearly six-dec... More »
Commercial driver’s licenses, learner’s permits, endorsements and special certificates expiring between March 2020 and November 30, 2021, are automatically extended through November 30, 2021, the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced today. T... More »
[UPDATED] The Pasadena Public Health Department logged 35 new COVID-19 infections and no additional deaths on Wednesday. Wednesday’s case count was well over double that of Tuesday, when 14 infections were reported. The average number of daily infections over ... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden’s police reform legislation, Assembly Bill 26, cleared its final hurdle in the Legislature and is headed for Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk. AB 26 establishes clear guidelines for police responsibility and accountability when witnessing e... More »
Beginning today, Pasadena renters and landlords can apply for additional rental assistance through a state program that city officials say will allow checks to get to qualified applicants quicker. Those who qualify can apply at HousingIsKey.com or by calling (... More »
Californians for School Choice have officially submitted a school choice initiative to the California Attorney General for the November 2022 election. According to the group, if approved by voters, the Education Freedom Act would bring true school choice to al... More »
Ahead of Wednesday’s hearing on a conditional use permit for a homeless shelter at All Saints Church, city staff added additional conditions for approval. According to the three new conditions, all participants shall be required to agree to the “Safe Haven Bri... More »
