The Los Angeles Flood Control District’s Sediment Removal Project will resume “in the coming weeks,” according to an announcement by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works. “Los Angeles County Public Works is preparing for its second year of work on... More »
Five more Pasadena residents infected with the Coronavirus have died, city officials announced on Monday. The new deaths bring the city’s grim toll to 25. Meanwhile, the city’s health department reported that 249 Pasadena residents have tested positive for the... More »
In support of Teach Children to Save Day, Pasadena-based OneWest Bank, CIT’s Southern California retail bank division, is introducing a new financial education tip sheet to help parents and families instill the importance of saving from an early age. Teach Chi... More »
On Monday, City Manager Steve Mermell approved the suspension of some time limits related to land use matters imposed by the Pasadena Municipal Code. The action is the third supplement to Mermell’s declaration of a state of local emergency in response to the C... More »
The La Canada Presbyterian Church will be hosting a Blood Drive in Fellowship Hall on May 3 2020, from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. The church is located at 626 Foothill Blvd., La Canada, CA 91011. Due to the Corona virus, blood donations are down by 300,000. The... More »
LA County’s Department of Public Health confirmed a whopping 1,491 new cases of the Coronavirus and 17 new deaths on Monday. About 1191 of the cases were from a backlog of tests receieved from one lab. The remaining 293 were confirmed as the daily reported cas... More »
Pasadena Restaurant Week returns Sunday, April 26 through Saturday, May 2, 2020. Given everyone is closed to dine-in guests, it is being redubbed as Pasadena Restaurant Week-With A Twist-Take Out Edition Pasadena’s restaurant community opens its doors to guest... More »
In a letter to congressional leaders, Rep. Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) and Senator Mazie K. Hirono (D-Hawaii) called for an inclusive Coronavirus relief package that ensures testing, medical care and relief benefits are accessible by all communities, regardless of l... More »
About an hour before Monday’s City Council meeting, a previously unheard of group called on the Pasadena City Council to reject a bid for upgraded cameras for the Pasadena Police Department’s helicopters. “Pasadena Privacy for All is calling on the Pasadena Ci... More »
Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) today announced it and other important stakeholders have agreed on details of a proposed plan to offer renewable natural gas to customers, and have filed that agreement with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPU... More »
Suicide mitigation efforts on the Colorado Street Bridge could be placed on hold according to a city staff report. On Monday, the City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the city’s 2021-2025 Capital Improvement Program budget. According to a city ... More »
Social crowding – individuals gathering less than six-feet apart – has been proven to enable the coronavirus (COVID-19) to spread through populations. The concept behind social distancing has been touted as an effective way of helping to stop the spread of COV... More »
