The City Council on Monday will take a second shot at the first reading of Pasadena’s amended cannabis ordinance. In August, the council voted to amend the ordinance to increase the number of dispensaries allowed in the city and change the distance requirement... More »
Pasadena Unified School District resumes COVID-19 testing at all of its schools this week and at a Monday morning drive-through clinic after receiving 5,000 testing kits last Thursday. Last week a shortage of kits forced the District to ration a limited number... More »
The Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association on Saturday began the interviewing process for hundreds of young women hoping to become part of the 2022 Tournament of Roses Royal Court during the first of two initial interview sessions at Tournament House, the pe... More »
Members of Pasadena’s Design Commission will have a first look on Tuesday at a proposal to build a two- to five-story residential care facility for seniors at 80 S. Oakland Ave., on the existing surface parking lot of the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Th... More »
The City Council on Monday will vote to extend a housing assistance payment contract with Orange Grove Gardens (OGG) to provide project-based vouchers for affordable housing at 252 E. Orange Grove Blvd. as part of the consent calendar on the council’s agenda.... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday is expected to vote to confirm the purchase of traffic signs and an estimated 200 water-filled barricades for protecting Rose Parade spectators and participants on Jan. 1. If confirmed, the contract will designate JCL Traffi... More »
The number of coronavirus patients in Los Angeles County hospitals fell slightly today, declining from 1,226 to 1,218 for its 13th consecutive decrease. The number of those patients in intensive care dropped from 368 to 360, according to state figures. The cou... More »
Martha Y. Zavala, president of the League of Women Voters-Pasadena Area (LWV-PA), will be speaking about redistricting to the Rotary Club of Pasadena during its weekly meeting Wednesday. The title of Zavala’s talk is “One Person, One Vote – Redistricting.” The... More »
Pasadena’s Public Library Commission is meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 15, to receive reports from Library Director Michelle Perera, the Friends of the Pasadena Public Library, library branch associates, and an update on the Serving With a Purpose program. The a... More »
A public hearing on the Lincoln Avenue Specific Plan is scheduled for Monday’s City Council meeting. The updated Lincoln Avenue Specific Plan (LASP) would change the Lincoln Avenue corridor from an industrial and limited commercial area to a more vibrant neig... More »
Pasadena marked the twentieth anniversary of America’s darkest day on Saturday with a small number of somber remembrances. Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo addressed the city’s police and fire departments and a gathering of residents at Fire Station 31, 135 S. Fair... More »
The vandalized flagpole at the Pasadena Senior Center which for more than a year prevented the Center from honoring this country and local veterans was ceremoniously restored on Saturday, 9/11. A public ceremony at the Center, 85 E. Holly St., in honor of all ... More »
