? Pasadena health officials reported 68 newly detected COVID-19 infections, representing the most cases reported in a single day that was not bolstered by backlogged data, along with two additional fatalities on Thursday. The new figures raised the city’s tota... More »
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge and former City Councilman William Crowfoot will swear in Victor Gordo as Pasadena’s next mayor at 2 p.m. at Monday’s organizational meeting. Gordo served as Crowfoot’s field representative during Crowfoot’s two terms on... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District announced on Thursday that PUSD Superintendent Brian McDonald is now eying a return date in the spring. “With the surge of COVID-19, our anticipated return to campuses for in-person instruction will not occur on January 11,... More »
This year’s Rose Bowl Game will be played in an empty stadium. On Thursday, the Tournament of Roses announced that a request to allow a limited number of fans into the iconic stadium was denied. “Due to the COVID-19 restrictions set forth by the state of Calif... More »
With COVID-19 patients increasing at area hospitals, Pasadena and the rest of Southern California were on the verge of a sweeping state-mandated stay-at-home order Friday that could take effect within days if intensive-care units become overwhelmed. Gov. Gavin... More »
The Beverly Hills City Council, which on Monday unanimously approved a resolution opposing the Los Angeles County Public Health Officer order prohibiting outdoor dining in the city and across the county, had its staff look into the possibility of forming a sep... More »
Mirroring a national trend, attorneys in Pasadena say they’ve seen an increase in divorce filings over the course of the ongoing pandemic. The national legal document vendor LegalTemplates reported a 34 percent increase in sales of divorce agreements during th... More »
A Pasadena church won a major victory Thursday when the U.S. Supreme Court vacated a lower court order denying the church an injunction that would allow its congregation to meet indoors while the church sued the state in a First Amendment lawsuit. The Ninth Ci... More »
A federal court has ruled against government efforts to rewrite and enact immigration and labor rules affecting “knowledge economy” physicians, researchers and scientists working at such places as Caltech, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USC and Stanford University... More »
Santa Ana winds raised the risk of wildfires throughout the Southland Thursday as an Orange County fire as a wind-driven, 3,600-acre brush fire in Silverado Canyon forced the evacuation of Orange County residents. Pasadenans today will be spared the gusty wind... More »
City officials will host a virtual Public Safety Community meeting at 5 p.m. to discuss Tuesday’s shooting at Villa Parke which left two people dead and a third person in critical condition. Mayor Elect Victor Gordo will host the meeting, which will also be at... More »
In an effort to combat the spread of the coronavirus, the city has implemented a limited Stay at Home order. The order lasts until Dec. 20. “The city of Pasadena is emphasizing the need for restaurants and patrons to follow all public health protocols in order... More »
