Pasadena nonprofit Door of Hope broke ground Friday on its fifth homeless shelter in Los Angeles County, marking a significant step in addressing the region’s growing family homelessness crisis. The David and Katherine Lee Home, named after lead donors, will t... More »
I would like to commend the Pasadena Department of Housing for the efforts made to reduce homelessness in Pasadena. We are also very grateful to those agencies who are making a real and positive difference in the lives of unhoused people in Pasadena and the re... More »
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, who represents Pasadena, on Thursday called on residents to step up and help prevent wildfires as a scorching heat wave engulfs the region, pushing temperatures well into triple digits today and throughout the week... More »
Facing a continued shortage of court reporters, the Los Angeles Superior Court’s presiding judge announced an order Thursday authorizing the use of electronic recording equipment in some proceedings to ensure litigants can obtain a verbatim record of hearings.... More »
Leadership Pasadena, a hands-on community leadership program and collaborative network, has announced the addition of seven new members to its Board of Directors for the 2024-2027 term. The organization, which focuses on developing effective leaders to drive p... More »
The Fire Family Foundation, a Pasadena nonprofit that provides support and financial assistance to firefighters and their families in times of need, is hosting its 11th Annual Fire Boot Classic charity event on Oct. 5, Saturday, at the Ronald Reagan Presidenti... More »
Cancer Support Community Greater San Gabriel Valley (Cancer Support Community) recently celebrated 34 years of providing professionally-led psychosocial emotional support for those impacted by cancer with an evening of community and connection with over 160 me... More »
The family of an Altadena man shot and killed by sheriff’s deputies in Altadena have agreed to a $5.25 million settlement. Deputies claimed they were forced to shoot Charles Robert Towns on Jan. 22, 2023 in Altadena after he stabbed an elderly woman in the fa... More »
Yes, we’re doing two pots in one week. Enjoy. Couple of weeks back, the City Council voted to change the start time of City Council meetings to 5 p.m. That means the City’s electeds will go into closed session at 5 p.m. and the main event will start sometime a... More »
Pasadena Rite Aid stores, along with the rest of the company, successfully exited bankruptcy this week as a privately held company owned by creditors. The restructuring, completed after months of financial and legal challenges, has resulted in a streamlined o... More »
A Pasadena nonprofit is set to provide $10,000 in healthcare grants to low-income individuals suffering from dysautonomia, a group of disorders affecting the autonomic nervous system. The Los Angeles Dysautonomia Network (LADN) opened applications for its 2024... More »
The heart of any community beats in its history, and for South Pasadena, that heart has been kept alive for over 40 years by the South Pasadena Historical Museum. Operated by the South Pasadena Preservation Foundation (SPPF), the museum serves not only as a re... More »
