Pasadena Unified officials delayed responding to questions from Pasadena Now for days about possible cases of COVID-19 at Marshall Fundamental School before the school’s principal notified parents of the exposures and called for a quarantine of unvaccinated st... More »
More than 25,000 people have died from COVID-19 in Los Angeles County, officials somberly announced Thursday. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reported 35 new fatalities, placing the county’s pandemic death toll at 25,002. And another 3,239 c... More »
As Pasadena continues to lead the state in Covid vaccination rates, the Pasadena Tournament of Roses and the City of Pasadena teamed up Thursday at Tournament House to provide another round of community vaccinations, including a third shot for immunocompromise... More »
The city’s Board of Zoning Appeals has upheld the termination of Golden Cross Health Care’s non-conforming rights over its former Pasadena building and property amid the discontinued use of the facility after the state suspended its license. During its meeting... More »
The Pasadena Public Health Department will continue to provide COVID-19 vaccines at different sites in the city next week, starting with a vaccine clinic from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Monday at Pasadena Church, 404 E. Washington Blvd. PPHD will provide Pfizer and Johnso... More »
A planned protest by the Pasadena City College Faculty Association calling on the PCC Board of Trustees to declare an emergency and return to remote instruction has been canceled. A reason was not given for the cancellation. The association planned to meet nea... More »
Rep. Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) is encouraging more tenants and landlords to apply for the California COVID-19 Rent Relief Program. Congress has provided over $46.5 billion to help renters and landlords across the country to ensure that no renter loses their home d... More »
The latest class of 113 ArtCenter College of Design graduates will receive their degrees Saturday, followed by an online showcase of their work intended to woo industry-leading employers around the globe. The public is invited to join in both the graduation ce... More »
Unvaccinated seventh-grade students attending Marshall Fundamental School could be back in the classroom as soon as Monday with a negative COVID-19 test, or on Aug. 30. According to an email sent out Wednesday, all unvaccinated seventh-grade students at Marsha... More »
The City Council is dark for the next three weeks, scheduled to return on Sept. 13. Following are two issues up for council consideration when it returns to work. The City Council must conduct two readings of the amended cannabis ordinance, which when formally... More »
According to an email sent out on Wednesday, all unvaccinated seventh grade students at Marshall Fundamental have been quarantined after the City’s health department linked two cases of COVID-19 to students attending the school. “We have informed Marshall Fund... More »
The overwhelming majority of Pasadenans who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 has grown even larger, with public health officials reporting this week that 83.4% of the city’s residents over the minimum eligible age of 12 have met the benchmark. Anoth... More »
