According to a department agenda, maintenance of city parks and the Arroyo could be transferred to the Recreation and Human Services Department. The item will be discussed at 6 p.m. on Tuesday at the City Yards, 233 W. Mountain St., Pasadena. “We want to impro... More »
The Pasadena City Council will hold a joint meeting with the Pasadena Board of Education on Monday to discuss updating the city’s tobacco ordinance to ban vaping products. The ban would “prohibit the sale and distribution within the city of mentholated cigaret... More »
Pasadena police are encouraging football fans to think twice and sideline themselves from driving today if they have celebrated Super Bowl LIV by drinking a bit too much. “Have a game plan for the big game by making sure you have a safe way to get home,&#... More »
The United Teachers of Pasadena announced on Thursday they are endorsing Mayoral Candidate Victor Gordo and candidates Bo Patatian and Steve Madison for Districts 2 and 6, respectively, of the Pasadena City Council. In a release, the 850-member UTP called them... More »
Rumors to the contrary, a Huntington Hospital official told Pasadena Now that the hospital does not have a family under quarantine, nor did they transfer a patient to a hospital in Baldwin Hills that was showing all the symptoms of the novel coronavirus. “To d... More »
District 2 Candidate Felicia Williams announced on Tuesday that she has picked up the endorsements of Congress members Judy Chu and Adam Schiff. “I have known our Federal legislators for years and hope to work with our national, state, and regional elected off... More »
A demonstration against Pasadena-based RAAM Construction Company and its subcontractor, Ramara Business Consulting, is only the latest volley in a wage theft battle that has lasted more than two years. The complaint against RAAM construction which led to the S... More »
The longtime spokesperson for the Los Angeles County 5th District Tony Bell is stepping down. “This is my last week with Supervisor Barger’s office – after 18 great years,” Bell wrote in an email on Thursday. “Supervisor Barger is an extraordinary leader – wit... More »
[Updated] The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA), Pasadena Chapter announced on Wednesday its endorsement of Mayor Terry Tornek, Boghos (Bo) Patatian in District 2, in District 4 and Steve Madison in District 6. “The ANCA, Pasadena chapter’s support... More »
Mayoral Candidate Jason Hardin may have summed things up best at Tuesdays’ affordable housing candidate forum. “People ask me why I’m running all the time,” Hardin said. “I tell them, if you don’t have a seat at the table, you’re on the menu.” Hardin is squari... More »
The Martin Luther King Community Coalition (MLKCC) will hold its annual MLK day festivities at 8 a.m. today, Jan. 20, with a continental breakfast at Robinson Park, 1081 N. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena. The event, which began nearly 25 years ago, is both a celebra... More »
Pasadena has long been revered by Foodies as a restaurant paradise. Everything from designer burgers, to down-home burgers, and world-class ramen to steakhouses. They’re all here. Now they’re also part of LA Dine Week, with a host of local deals. Nearly tw... More »
