The Planning Commission on Wednesday is scheduled to review an update on the city’s housing element. The state mandated element of the Pasadena General Plan must be updated every four to eight years to address the current and projected housing needs of all eco... More »
Pasadena City College has closed its Rosemead satellite campus due to a scheduling conflict with the El Monte Union High School district, which will be taking back the building for its own use. PCC’s President Erika Endrijonas officially broke the news by ema... More »
The Planning Commission will review the development agreement between the city and the ArtCenter College of Design. The review is the latest in a series of periodic reviews of the agreement by the commission. In 2019 the ArtCenter signed a Development Agreeme... More »
The sprawling Passaroyo office campus in Pasadena has been named one of the first buildings in the nation to receive a UL Verified Healthy Buildings Mark for Indoor Air and Water Quality, representatives announced Monday. The campus at 251 S. Lake Ave. in Pas... More »
Southern California’s housing crisis will be the primary topic as local, state and county leaders join in the West Pasadena Residents’ Association’s annual meeting on Thursday. The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. and will take place online via Zoom, organiz... More »
Several Korean American pastors and dozens of supporters rallied Friday outside the Pasadena offices of the California-Pacific Conference of The United Methodist Church to protest what they described as the “racial bullying” of the pastors by Bishop Grant Hag... More »
The Pasadena Public Health Department will provide COVID-19 vaccines for children 12 to 15 at Blair High School, 1201 S Marengo Avenue on Tuesday, May 25. Families of students may also be vaccinated, city health officials said. This clinic is an outdoor walk-u... More »
A City Council committee this week will discuss a proposal to renew the services of First Transit Inc., the company that has been operating the Pasadena Transit bus as well as Dial-A-Ride since 2003, with a new contract for a five-year period – July 2021 throu... More »
The City Council is scheduled to vote to amend an existing purchase order with Select Patrol to provide security services for the transitional age youth (TAY) and geriatric empowerment model programs (GEM) at the Jackie Robinson Community Center on Monday as p... More »
ArtCenter said that among its 287 graduates this semester, grads with a specialty in wearables and soft goods are in special demand. The school said there has been an “explosion” of new consumer product divisions with unprecedented growth in streetwear, perfor... More »
The NAACP and the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) held a rally at Pasadena City Hall Sunday, one year after the murder of a Black motorist at the hands of a Minnesota police officer set off national protests. “One year after the murder of Georg... More »
After a one week delay, the City Council is scheduled to open a series of public hearings on the city’s operating budget at its meeting on Monday. The hearings will continue until June 21, just prior to the start of fiscal year on July 1. The proposed operatin... More »
