The city of Pasadena is at a critical and pivotal junction going into the March 3rd election. There is a possibility of electing a new mayor and we will have a new councilmember seated in District 2. This election will determine or undermine our continued succ... More »
Pasadena City Hall has a lot to learn from a current AT&T advertising campaign that emphasizes excellence, rightfully arguing that ‘Just okay is not okay.’ Recently, our City Council approved a massive new project on South Los Robles, after the head of Plannin... More »
On February 4, Sylvester James “Jim” Gates, Jr., a theoretical physicist, author, teacher, and former Caltech postdoctoral scholar, gave a talk on campus about diversity, science-fiction inspirations, and his longtime passion for supersymmetry, a theory descri... More »
My name is Christina Terrazas and I am an engineer with the city of Pasadena fire department. Pasadena Now; Tell me about yourself, you’ve been in the department for 18 years. Tell me about your job. What do you do day to day? I have been there for a little ov... More »
A spokesperson with the Pasadena Police Department told Pasadena Now that the department is not currently investigating threats against Trilliant Property Management. In an email on Friday, Trilliant CEO Erik Rivera said that employees at the Salem, Oregon bas... More »
Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) is seeking the City Council’s approval for an increase of $920,000 for the installation of a 24-inch water transmission mainline along Orange Grove Blvd., known officially as the Orange Grove Pipeline Project. The increase is nec... More »
Pasadena police released a “community brief” which summarized noteworthy incidents which occurred last month. The report is comprised of “snapshots of the one-thousand calls received by the Pasadena Police Communications on an average day,”... More »
Here are our carefully culled top picks from dozens of Pasadena events the very best things to taste, watch, listen to, and experience, all presented weekly in our e!Pasadena email newsletter: More »
In 2005, actor Morgan Freeman voiced his opinion on Black History Month during an interview with Mike Wallace for the show 60 Minutes. In a word, he called it “ridiculous.” Freeman elaborated: Black history is American History, and so shouldn’t ... More »
A new technique could offer a targeted approach to fighting cancer: low-intensity pulses of ultrasound have been shown to selectively kill cancer cells while leaving normal cells unharmed. Ultrasound waves—sound waves with frequencies higher than humans can he... More »
Scientists at Caltech and JPL have tied a shift in winter weather patterns in Europe and northern Eurasia to a reduction in air pollution. Over the past 50 years, the occurrence of extremely cold days has decreased throughout Europe and northern Eurasia, which... More »
State Senator Anthony J. Portantino (D -Pasadena) hand delivered an invitation to Governor Gavin Newsom from Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan inviting the governor to visit Armenia. “It was a tremendous honor to have had the opportunity to deliver a per... More »
