The Southern California region encompassing Los Angeles County has met the threshold Tuesday required to move to a less-restrictive tier under the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, putting it on track to enter the “red” tier by next week, state and county... More »
The Pasadena Design Commission was scheduled to consider an application for review of a 100% affordable residential development at 274-282 N. Oakland Ave. on Tuesday, March 9. The project would require the demolition of four non-historic residential units and ... More »
[Updated] A winter storm is expected to drench Pasadena Wednesday, with some local mountain areas potentially seeing more than a foot of snow and the rest of the region expected to see rainy conditions through Friday. Forecasters said there could be three to s... More »
The City Council on Monday approved three conditional use permits (CUPs) for a 99,996 square-foot, four-story office building with a two-level subterranean parking garage at 590 S. Fair Oaks Ave., near Huntington Hospital. But the item led to a call for staff ... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena) will host on Facebook Live a COVID-19 Vaccine town hall featuring city Health Director Ying-Ying Goh from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday. Along with Goh, other experts expected to attend include Timothy F. Brewer, professor of m... More »
[UPDATED] A coronavirus vaccination schedule for Thursday will be rescheduled according to a city statement. City officials made the announcement on Tuesday morning after a group of unauthorized people obtained a link and reserved appointments. According to th... More »
The City Council conducted the first reading of a zoning code amendment on nonconforming uses that would allow animal hospitals in Central Pasadena. The council also voted on the second reading of amendments to the city’s historic preservation ordinance, whic... More »
During deliberations Monday on affordable housing guidelines, African American Councilmembers Tyron Hampton and John Kennedy called on the city to remember past housing policies that forced African Americans and other residents of color out of the city. Hampto... More »
The City Council on Monday voted unanimously to move future council meetings to a 4:30 p.m. start time. The move to change the council’s meeting time was made by Mayor Victor Gordo “to accommodate more public participation,” Gordo said. “After listening to man... More »
Officials in Pasadena and throughout Los Angeles County were preparing Monday for the anticipated easing of COVID-19 restrictions as early as next week as the region moves out of the most restrictive purple tier of the state’s COVID-19 framework and into the s... More »
As part of the consent calendar, the Pasadena City Council on Monday established new classifications for some employees and updated salaries for some employee classifications. “My philosophy is we need to recognize our employees for the work they are doing and... More »
A housing project that has sparked concerns by neighbors and calls for improvement from a local preservation group will undergo further review by the city Design Commission at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. On Dec. 22, Pasadena Heritage said the 17-unit, multi-family apar... More »
