For the first time ever, the median price of homes sold in Pasadena has exceeded $1 million, according to 2020/2021 property tax data provided to the city by a consultant and published last week. Sale prices have risen as the number of sales declined significa... More »
Due to an unavoidable delay, grading work for habitat restoration as part of the Devil’s Gate Restoration Project will be completed late this month. As part of the restoration, grading work to properly contour slopes will be followed by planting and seeding wi... More »
Planned utility work near parts of the Metro L (formerly Gold) Line will necessitate an interruption in rail service from Saturday night through early Monday morning between the APU/Citrus College Station and the Duarte/City of Hope Station, the transit agency... More »
From car parades and drive-thru menorah lightings to online traditional blessings and latke-cooking lessons, Pasadena temples are getting creative this year to spread the joy of Hanukkah without the risk of spreading germs. While pandemic precautions make trad... More »
Fewer motorists are on the road since the safer-at-home order was issued in March, but the speed at which they are driving has not decreased, according to a staff report to the city’s Transportation Advisory Commission. The commission was scheduled to hear an ... More »
? COVID-19 infections stemming primarily from Thanksgiving gatherings accounted for the majority of the 85 new cases reported in Pasadena on Wednesday, along with one additional fatality, authorities said. The most recent death was that of a woman in her early... More »
Santa and Mrs. Claus made a special visit with presents and cheer for sick children at the Huntington Hospital Wednesday, courtesy of the Pasadena Police Department’s Air Operations Section and the Foothill Air Support Team. The jovial couple touched down in t... More »
Huntington Hospital set a record for COVID-19 patients admitted when it reported 90 patients on Wednesday, including 15 in the hospital’s intensive care unit. Across Los Angeles County, surges in COVID-19 cases are dramatically increasing hospital admissions a... More »
Pasadena’s Arts and Culture Commission will review and possibly approve the relocation of kinetic sculptor George Rickey’s “Two Open Rectangles Excentric VII, Triangular Section” to the Parsons campus, at 100 Walnut Street, during a special meeting at 2 p.m. T... More »
If recently elected Pasadena Board of Education members were expecting a honeymoon period after being sworn into office, they can forget about it as the board will take up the certification of the district’s first interim budget. The newly constituted board wi... More »
The state scored a small victory in the Harvest Rock Church case. After successfully petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to vacate a lower court ruling, lawyers for Harvest Rock Church took a victory lap and immediately requested an injunction that would allow ... More »
[UPDATED] State health officials reversed course on Wednesday and allowed outdoor playgrounds to reopen, despite initially being closed under COVID-19 restrictions, The reversal means Pasadena can open outdoor playgrounds despite a Los Angeles County order ma... More »
