The Pasadena Design Commission will review changes to a proposal by Chandler School, a private school offering kindergarten through 8th grade classes located at 1005 Armada Drive in Pasadena, to build a new three-story classroom and innovation laboratory build... More »
Low-income housing in Pasadena won’t be affected by the federal government shutdown for this month, but February could be less certain, according to Pasadena Housing Director William Huang. Huang said the partial shutdown could affect the U.S Department of Hou... More »
Major Williams, the first declared candidate for the 2020 Pasadena mayoral election, will speak at a Jan. 20 rally calling for blacks and Latinos to leave the Democratic Party. The rally, to be held in downtown Los Angeles, is being convened under the slogan, ... More »
Upbeat but pragmatic, Pasadena Mayor Terry Tornek said Thursday, “The state of our city is good, and equally important, the trend line is positive.” Tornek made the remarks as part of his 2019 “State of the City” address before a packed Pasadena High School gy... More »
As was the case for last year’s State of the City address by Mayor Terry Tornek, this year’s edition is expected to be accompanied by protestors demonstrating outside and in the audience. At issue, again, for those raising the standard of dissent, is the quest... More »
It is said that ignorance of the law is no excuse. As such, and to avoid getting caught in the maws of the law, herein are few new pieces of legislation taking effect in California this month, or shortly thereafter, of which Pasadenans should be mindful. Full-... More »
The Board of Supervisors approved a motion by Supervisor Kathryn Barger directing county agencies to develop a regulatory framework for the safe commercial operation of e-scooters in the communities of unincorporated Los Angeles County, which includes East Pas... More »
The Board of Supervisors approved a motion by Supervisors Kathryn Barger and Janice Hahn to create a countywide plan for the provision of school-based mental health services through the Department of Mental Health. “There are 80 school districts in Los Angeles... More »
Pasadena-area seniors can learn more about a new movement that’s sweeping the senior community in the United States, after it gained ground in Denmark: senior co-housing. On Thursday, January 24, Senior Housing Specialist and Gerontologist Alexandria Levitt, w... More »
Pasadena’s Recreation and Parks Commission today will consider a City staff recommendation to approve a proposal by Maranatha High School to install a loudspeaker system at Jackie Robinson Field, the baseball diamond within the confines of Brookside Park near ... More »
The latest statistics on jobs and unemployment are positive and suggest that Pasadena is outpacing both the state and county when it comes to the latter category. That is but one byte of the data to be parsed when the City of Pasadena’s Economic Development an... More »
Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) announced Jan. 14 a plan to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and Pasadena-area Assemblyman Chris Holden (D) responded with assurances that ratepayers and victims of the Woolsey fires were his primary concern. “The report of PG&E’s l... More »
