Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo said he and his colleagues on the City Council have grown “very frustrated” with the slow delivery of COVID-19 vaccinations to the city. Pasadena was expecting to receive 2,900 doses of vaccine last week, Gordo said in a video state... More »
The Pasadena Design Commission on Tuesday will continue discussions on a plan to build a four-story, 17-unit multi-family apartment building at 139 S. Oak Knoll Ave. This meeting started back in December but was met with local opposition in the following days.... More »
The Design Commission is meeting on Tuesday, February 9, and will be reviewing an application for a new illuminated building identification sign for Lagerlof LLP, a new strategic partnership of three Pasadena legal offices that have merged to create the larges... More »
The Planning Commission on Wednesday will conduct a compliance review of Maranatha High School’s 20-year master plan. Back in 2014, the City Council approved the master plan which mentions three separate development components in three phases. The commission w... More »
Looking back on an unprecedented 10 months without any campouts, cookouts or expeditions, Boy Scouts in Pasadena, including girls, are continuing to adapt to keep their troops unified amid the pandemic. Having survived the 1918 flu pandemic and two world wars ... More »
Following a recent trend, Monday’s City Council consent calendar, which usually includes more than a dozen items, remains light with just three things needing council approval, including a maximum $15.7 million contract to provide power line clearance tree tri... More »
Pasadena’s Harvest Rock Church held an indoor church service Sunday, two days after winning a legal victory from the U.S. Supreme Court, which granted a partial injunction against California’s coronavirus-related prohibition against indoor worship services. “I... More »
The City Council will convene in closed session on Monday to discuss a lawsuit filed against the city by the Tournament of Roses Association. The tournament is suing the city for trademark infringement, unfair competition, false association, slander, and false... More »
Pasadena officials on Sunday reported 33 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths. All told, there have been 10,473 cases and 275 deaths. At Huntington Hospital, 24 of the hospital’s 127 COVID-19 patients were battling the virus in an intensive care unit. Meanwhil... More »
The City Council on Monday will consider amending a development agreement between the city and a local developer that has fallen short in local hiring and participation quotas. As part of the local hiring agreement, Lincoln Properties said 20% of its hires on ... More »
The Kroger Co., which operates the Ralphs and Food4Less chains in Southern California, is giving $100 to all employees who get the COVID-19 vaccine. The Cincinnati-based company announced Friday that it will provide a “one- time payment of $100 to all associat... More »
A Pasadena-based church has won a partial injunction against California’s prohibition against indoor worship services to help limit the spread of coronavirus, although restrictions on crowd size, singing and chanting remain in place under a U.S. Supreme Court ... More »
