A majority of City Councilmembers told Pasadena Now they did not know that the Public Health Department was told by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to place 50 people in self- quarantine since Feb. 3. The head of that department, Dr. Ying Ying Goh, was s... More »
Leadership Pasadena’s Science and Arts session never fails to leave class participants amazed and dazzled and the 2020 session was amazing. The first full day of Caltech and JPL brilliance included hearing from Caltech leaders and Leadership Pasadena alums Gor... More »
According to the Los Angeles County Registrar’s Office there will be no update of the vote count from the March 3 election today. “We are scheduled to update election results and estimates on outstanding ballots Tuesday, March 10,” said Mike Sanchez, public in... More »
The Pasadena City Council is set to pass a resolution Monday ratifying the City Health Officer’s earlier declaration of a local health emergency in response the Coronavirus. There resolution claims there “is an imminent and proximate threat of the introduction... More »
Pasadena residents who privately own historic buildings or historic property within city limits may apply for financial incentives under the California Mills Act which for the owner may mean a reduction in property taxes, but for the city could mean the preser... More »
To date, no cases of the highly contagious and potentially deadly novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have turned up in Pasadena. But what if? And what then? Specific answers to those questions are still evolving, even as Mayor Terry Tornek told Pasadena Now earlier ... More »
According to a statement provided to Pasadena Now from Pasadena Health Director Ying Ying Goh, since Feb. 3, the Centers for Disease Control has given the Public Health Department the names of over 50 people living in Pasadena for self-quarantine due to concer... More »
The City Council for a third time will attempt to hold a hearing on the fate of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) that has allowed some events to continue being held inside the former Ambassador College campus in Pasadena. The permit does not relate to Ambassador... More »
The city could receive more than $6.6 million in funding from the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) for the first five years of the Measure M Multiyear Subregional Plan (MSP) program, which Los Angeles voters approved during the ... More »
Local tenant advocates will call on the City Council to close a loophole they said is in the recently passed Tenant Protection Act. According to a statement released on Sunday, the loophole allows for evictions for renovations. “There are no protections in pla... More »
After weeks of mostly clear and sunny weather, Pasadena is heading into at least a week of wet weather, as an “atmospheric river,” a narrow corridor of concentrated moisture in the atmosphere, passes through the region and brings a series of storms throughout ... More »
As Caltech scales back events, other local educational institutions are preparing for the next step in efforts to keep students and faculty safe from the Coronavirus. “It’s a question of when — not if — some California public schools will face closure because ... More »
