Staff from the Pasadena Department of Transportation started placing “traffic calming” signs along the city’s major roads Tuesday to remind drivers to slow down for neighbors who may be walking, running, or bicycling to stay active as the state’s “Safer At Hom... More »
Two teenagers were arrested for allegedly stealing items from a vehicle in San Marino, and police said Tuesday the pair may be responsible for additional similar crimes. Officers were dispatched to the 1500 block of Bradbury Road, near Huntington Drive, about ... More »
A Pasadena man was arrested Monday for attempted homicide after he allegedly tried to strangle his 2-year-old son during an argument with the boy’s mother, police said. Officers found the mother with the boy near the intersection of Orange Grove Boulevard and ... More »
Glendale policed hunted a trio of home invasion robbery suspects early Sunday morning in a Pasadena neighborhood and finally caught all three. Backed by Pasadena police, Glendale officers used a helicopter and canine units to scour Hudson and Oak Knoll Avenues... More »
Due to the Safer at Home Order, there are fewer cars on the roads potentially traveling at higher speeds and posing a risk to residents who have taken to walking, running, and biking to stay active. The City of Pasadena Department of Transportation (DOT) is im... More »
Early Wednesday, Pasadena residents felt a small earthquake. The jolt, a 3.7 earthquake centered near Inglewood, left many residents wondering how the city would respond during the Safer at Home order if a major quake struck the area. Orders issued requiring b... More »
A state appeals court panel Wednesday upheld a man’s conviction for killing a jewelry salesman at a Pasadena gas station more than three decades ago. Albert Ahmad Clark was found guilty in November 2017 of first-degree murder for the Feb. 27, 1988, slaying of ... More »
Caltrans announced today a joint effort with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) and the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) to urge drivers in the state to slow down given a recent 87% increase in citations for speeding in excess of 100 mph that coincid... More »
One Colorado is thanking those on the frontlines by bringing them lunches and dinners to show support for their bravery and tireless efforts as they serve on the frontlines of COVID-19. Throughout the month of April, One Colorado is purchasing meals from its o... More »
The City Council will vote to allow the City Manager to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the state’s Department of Justice to accept $88,107 in grant funds. If approved the money would be added to the city attorney’s budget and used to inves... More »
The Pasadena Police Department is seeking authority to acquire a new infra-red camera system from Wescam USA, a division of Canada-based Wescam, for use by its police helicopter. Wescam provides airborne surveillance and reconnaissance systems for both militar... More »
They are, in the words of Pasadena Police Lt. William Grisafe, “the first first-responders.” Before police officers or firefighters or EMS workers arrive at some crime or crisis, dispatchers are already in gear…the first point of contact for the public, the fi... More »
