The Planning Commission has recommended to the City Council that 10 capital improvement projects (CIPs) proposed for fiscal years 2022-2026 are consistent with the city’s General Plan. The projects include roof replacements at the Hill Avenue Library and the V... More »
Los Angeles County is hoping to encourage landlords to lease entire apartment buildings to homeless individuals holding rental subsidies, with the Board of Supervisors Tuesday committing $10 million in incentives over five years. As the Los Angeles Homeless Se... More »
A deepening marine layer will bring cloudy skies across the area today, with a chance of drizzle or light showers in Pasadena and temperatures dropping to a high of 60. Rainfall totals will be anemic with less than a tenth of an inch expected overall. Still, t... More »
The Pasadena Department of Public Works and Donald MacDonald Architects will host a virtual open house from 6-7 p.m. Thursday, March 25, to review the three design options for suicide prevention measures being planned for the Colorado Street Bridge. In June 20... More »
Pasadena Now has learned that the Tournament of Roses has dropped its slander lawsuit against the city. In documents filed with the court on Tuesday the group said that the case is now moot because the city has acknowledged that the tournament does own the tra... More »
More than 49,900 Pasadenans over the age of 16, amounting to 42.4% of the city’s population, have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, officials said Wednesday. Nearly 28,500 city residents, or 24.2% of Pasadena’s population over 16 years old, which... More »
The need for blood donations hasn’t diminished over the past year, even with the COVID-19 pandemic putting many things on hold. In fact, the American Red Cross says the pandemic, along with severe weather that has impacted much of the U.S., has made blood dona... More »
Councilmember Steve Madison will host a virtual town hall meeting from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 30 which will include an update on public safety by Police Chief John Perez, area commander Lt. Mario Ortiz, and Traffic Enforcement Officer Sgt. Anthony Rouss... More »
The City Council’s Municipal Services Committee unanimously voted to support an ordinance that would give customers the chance to opt out of receiving paper napkins, plastic knives, spoons, and forks when they order take-out or delivery. The matter will go to ... More »
Public health officials in Pasadena added three additional deaths and nine new infections to the city’s pandemic records on Tuesday, as officials urged anyone eligible for vaccination to get inoculated against COVID-19 as soon as possible. One of the newly add... More »
High winds were expected to hit throughout the Southland Wednesday. Winds of 20 to 30 mph, with gusts to 45, were expected, with the strongest winds in the foothills. Gusting winds battered the San Gabriel Valley overnight, even toppling a crane in Pasadena th... More »
The City Council on Monday approved a contract for the installation of electric vehicle charging stations at Victory and Robinson parks. Under the contract, Sacramento-based Baran Electric will install two direct-current fast charging (DCFC) stations and 23 Le... More »
