Following the continuing distribution of COVID-19 vaccines to frontline health care workers, Pasadena skilled nursing facilities are next in line to receive the vaccines, with shots to be administered beginning Monday, officials said. All but one of the dozens... More »
Residents living nearby worry that a 19-unit development on South Oak Knoll Avenue will negatively impact their quality of life. The project proposed by Balian Investments LLC at 150 S. Oak Knoll Ave. would see the construction of a four-story multifamily resi... More »
California public health officials on Tuesday renewed the statewide stay-at-home order, which was due to expire the same day, as the spike in COVID-19 infections that began early this month continued, as evidenced by 84 new infections and one new death reporte... More »
Santa Ana winds will make a return to the Southland today, combining with low humidity levels to create dangerous fire conditions that are expected to continue into Thursday. Pasadena could see wind gusts of up to 30 miles per hour, the National Weather Servic... More »
In correspondence to the Design Commission, local residents expressed opposition to the destruction of several trees to make way for an 84-unit multifamily residential project at 350 Cordova St. A tree inventory submitted for the project showed there are 52 tr... More »
California Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye announced Tuesday the start of a program to use retired judges to decrease delays in getting criminal cases resolved during the pandemic. The goal of the Temporary Assigned Judges Program is to reduce backlogs ac... More »
Five people have pulled papers to fill the City Council’s District 5 vacancy created by former Councilmember Victor Gordo’s mayoral victory in the Nov. 3 election. According to the city’s website, Jessica Rivas, Gloria G. Medel, Michael Warner, Genevieve Clavr... More »
A U.S. district judge has once again ruled against a Pasadena church that continues to meet illegally despite a debilitating surge in coronavirus infections that threatens to overwhelm intensive care units. In a ruling issued Monday, Judge Jesus Bernal denied... More »
The City Council met in a special closed session meeting on Tuesday primarily to discuss the use of the name “Rose Bowl Game” for a football game that is not being played at the iconic stadium. As of early Wednesday morning no report had come out of the meetin... More »
Los Angeles County probation officers, public health clinicians, educators and others who work with youth in juvenile camps and halls held a town hall meeting Monday to reassure the public that precautions are being taken as coronavirus cases surge. The juveni... More »
Health officials in Pasadena reported 109 new COVID-19 infections in the city, marking six days in a row that more than 100 new infections were detected. The city exceeded 100 daily cases for the first time during the pandemic on Dec. 5. With no new fatalities... More »
Kermit the Frog on Monday was named celebrity conductor in “The Rose Parade’s New Year Celebration Presented by Honda.” The popular muppet will lead the virtual performance showcasing high school and college seniors. The world’s most famous amphibian, an inter... More »
