One day after Pasadena Now published a story about tenants displaced by a fire that have not been inside their South Madison Avenue apartments for nearly a month, a representative of the management company sent a lengthy statement claiming the company is looki... More »
Displaced tenants locked out of their apartments in a building at 215 South Madison Avenue angrily addressed the City Council Monday, complaining that they have not been allowed back in even to retrieve their possessions for nearly a month after a fire on the ... More »
The Pasadena City Council Monday adjourned its meeting in memory of local urbanist and architect David Wolf Monday. Wolf was found dead at his home near Zorthian Ranch in early December. Wolf dedicated the last years of his life to three projects—an art projec... More »
A hearing on a modified version of a controversial Los Robles Avenue development was postponed by Mayor Terry Tornek, when he learned that Monday’s meeting would be short two members—Tyron Hampton and John J. Kennedy. Five members of the Council are enough to ... More »
The City Council will adopt a resolution tonight recognizing women’s equality and supporting the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. “Whereas, the year 2020 is the 100th anniversary of the ratification of women’s right to vote in the Unit... More »
In an email to Pasadena Now, a lawyer representing a developer whose modified project will be heard by the Pasadena City Council on Monday said he’s prepared to follow through on a lawsuit if the Council does not approve the project at 253 South Los Robles Ave... More »
Pasadena’s Design Commission will meet Tuesday night at the City Council Chamber at City Hall to discuss two proposed upcoming development projects, an overhaul of public areas at the Paseo Colorado at 300 E. Colorado Blvd. to create a more hospitable retail e... More »
[Updated] Nonpartisan political group ACT announced on Friday its members have voted to endorse Mayor Terry Tornek in the Mayor’s race. Meanwhile, in Districts 2, 4 and 6 – members voted to endorse Felicia Williams, Charlotte Bland and incumbent Steve Madiso... More »
One of the unsuccessful applicants for one of the six highly coveted Pasadena cannabis licenses, 420 College Inc., is claiming that the City’s cannabis program could force people to sell cannabis illegally. According to CEO and founder George Boyadjian, Pasade... More »
Pasadena leaders are cautiously optimistic about Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signing of an executive order calling for $1.4 billion in funding to address the state’s ongoing homelessness crisis. Governor Newsom’s order mandates that by the end of February, state agenc... More »
Assemblymember Holden has opened up the nomination process for his annual 41st Assembly District’s Woman of the Year and Women of Distinction celebration. “For 30 years, in recognition of Women’s History Month, the Legislature has honored the achievements of w... More »
[smooth=id:1859;] Three Mayoral, six City Council and four PCC Board of Trustees candidates took the dais Wednesday in PCC’s Creveling Lounge at a political forum sponsored by ACT and the Arroyo Democratic Club ahead of March’s elections. Most candidates agree... More »
