The City Council will conduct the first reading of a zoning code amendment on nonconforming uses that would allow animal hospitals in Central Pasadena. The council will also vote on the second reading of amendments to the city’s historic preservation ordinan... More »
The Pasadena City Council’s Municipal Services Committee will likely formally endorse a recommendation by the Department of Public Works to start using renewable natural gas (RNG) in the city’s fleet fueling program in an effort to eventually transition from u... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 59 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Pasadena Board of Education Votes to Resume In-Person Learning on March 29 After Earlier Denyi... More »
Rose Bowl Manager Darryl Dunn said Saturday that under new California Department of Public Health orders announced late last week the stadium will host the return of the in-person Rose Bowl Flea Market on April 11 and confirmed the Bowl’s first scheduled major... More »
Stadiums, ballparks and amusement parks will be permitted to reopen with limited capacity and social distancing protocols in effect beginning April 1 under new guidelines issued by the state Friday, but it remained unclear whether public health officials in Pa... More »
Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo announced a new start time for City Council meetings beginning later this month, as well as implore the public to cooperate with police to stem an uptick in violent crime the city has experienced in recent months. Pasadena City Coun... More »
City Councilmembers and mayors from six Southern California counties voted Thursday to adopt an eight-year regional housing needs assessment, which aims to help municipalities anticipate growth. Last October, Pasadena had appealed the requirements the assessme... More »
? Health officials in Pasadena added 13 COVID-19 infections and one new death to the city’s pandemic tally on Thursday. The new figures brought Pasadena’s totals to 10,962 documented cases of the virus and 318 fatalities. The rate of new infections dropped ste... More »
After a seven hour meeting, the Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education voted 5-2 to resume the process of opening classes for PreK-2 students on March 29, with Board Members Michelle Richardson Bailey and Tina Fredericks voting against the resolut... More »
Following a meeting which lasted more than six hours, the Pasadena School Board agreed Thursday by a vote of 5-2 to begin the process of opening classes for PreK-2 students on March 29, with grades 3-5 returning to campus on April 13. Board Members Kimberly Ke... More »
A Pasadena federal appeals panel today overturned a lower court’s dismissal of charges against four reputed members of a Southern California white supremacy extremist group suspected of inciting brawls at political rallies across the state. Robert Rundo, Rober... More »
Due to a dramatic drop in the number of COVID-19 patients being treated, Huntington Hospital has resumed elective surgeries and returned some areas of the facility to their pre-pandemic functions. “Fortunately, with the decrease in admitted COVID-19 patients, ... More »
