California’s monthly water conservation has declined to 17.7 percent in August, down from a 27 percent savings in August last year, a report from the State Water Resources Control Board said Thursday. The report raises concerns that some water suppliers are ab... More »
An independent review has found that “significant gaps in communication and misunderstanding” of agreement terms could have played major roles in the recent failure to get required approvals for $420,000 in federal money for a much-needed security project. The... More »
City Department of Transportation along with representatives from Metro hosted a public workshop forum at the Pasadena Central Library Thursday evening to discuss the city-wide bikeshare program that is set to bring 34 public bicycle docking stations and 400 b... More »
Public transportation is about to get a whole lot more affordable with news that Pasadena’s Bike Share program is expected to launch in July, 2017. Details of the proposed program will be discussed at a Bike Share community outreach meeting Thursday night, acc... More »
Services at Pasadena’s Department of Motor Vehicle office were at a snail’s pace Tuesday after a major outage hit the state DMV’s computers, disrupting work at many other offices in the Southland. A California DMV announcement said the outage occurred Monday, ... More »
With growing concern over a ticking funding clock, the City Council Municipal Services Committee Tuesday afternoon heard updates and complaints regarding the construction of a new five-mile 20-inch water pipeline. The pipeline would be built to transport non-p... More »
In the wake of a recent epidemic of collisions involving cars and pedestrians and cyclists, the Pasadena City Council this week was briefed on two programs one a series of pedestrian and bicycle initiatives to help curb the rising tide of such incidents and th... More »
Mr. George Falardeau, long-time community leader and former Senior Vice President of Pasadena’s ArtCenter College of Design, has been appointed Executive Director CEO of Pasadena Community Access Corporation (PCAC). PCAC Board Chair and President Gail Schaper-... More »
Ten years ago, the California National Guard began offering bonuses of $15,000 or more to encourage enlistment in order to meet our country’s needs to fight the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. This week, it was reported that the Pentagon is requiring nearly 10,0... More »
Reacting to nearly a dozen residents who pleaded with the City Council Monday to reconsider and re-negotiate Pasadena’s settlement with a property owner that will result in the destruction of three large South Lake Avenue trees, city officials held firm to the... More »
In an effort to help combat the ongoing threat of the mosquito-borne Zika virus to Pasadena and neighboring cities, the City Council voted 6-2 Monday evening to transfer the City’s vector control services from the Pasadena Public Health Department to the San G... More »
In February, the City’s Council’s Municipal Services Committee directed Pasadena Water and Power to carefully study two alternative pipeline routes for its Non-Potable Water Project after West Pasadena residents voiced opposition to the planned route, citing a... More »
