Local residents displaced by an apartment fire before Christmas say they still have not been allowed to return to their units even to collect belongings and are now expected to pay Feb. rent despite the lockout. The blaze broke out in a single unit at their ap... More »
[smooth=id:1866;] [First of two parts] Each of the Pasadena mayoral and District 6 City Council candidates laid out their views on issues facing West Pasadena last night at a forum hosted by three neighborhood associations: the West Pasadena Residents’ Associa... More »
Teams of volunteers fanned out across Pasadena Tuesday evening and early Wednesday morning for the 2020 Pasadena Homeless count. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) coordinates the count among the 88 cities in L.A. County, as numerous cities ... More »
This close-up look at Pasadena Councilmember and mayoral candidate Victor Gordo is an installment in our series focusing on the 2020 Pasadena mayoral race. “Insiders and Outsiders: A Closer Look at the 2020 Candidates for Pasadena Mayor” is written by Pasadena... More »
The City conducted two probes into allegations of bias in the cannabis selection process, according to an email sent to Pasadena Now hours after Vice Mayor Tyron Hampton called on the City to reboot and restart the process. According to a statement recently is... More »
Pasadena Now has learned that local Black Lives Matters’ Jasmine Richards was wounded in a shooting early Friday morning. Richards was found wounded in her thigh and lying in a driveway in the 500 block of East Washington Avenue by police responding to calls o... More »
The Tournament of Roses board of directors has named former Pasadena City College interim president Dr. Robert B. Miller as president and chairman of the Board. Miller will provide leadership of the 132nd Rose Parade and 107th Rose Bowl Game on January 1, 2021... More »
On Wednesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi named Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Pasadena) an impeachment manager in the Senate trial of Donald Trump. “The House of Representatives was compelled by our duty to Constitution and country to hold President Trump accountable for... More »
One day after Pasadena Now published a story about tenants displaced by a fire that have not been inside their South Madison Avenue apartments for nearly a month, a representative of the management company sent a lengthy statement claiming the company is looki... More »
A lawyer for a firm that recently won millions in a Title IX discrimination case told Pasadena Now that claims by Pasadena-based Fuller Theological Seminary that they are exempt from Title IX of the U.S. Education Code, which prohibits gender discrimination at... More »
The Director of Summerkids, the Altadena camp where a 6-year-old girl drowned last summer, said the camp plans to reopen for regular summer session on June 8. In the email, Camp Director Cara DiMassa referred to the drowning as a “swimming accident” and said s... More »
One of the unsuccessful applicants for one of the six highly coveted Pasadena cannabis licenses, 420 College Inc., is claiming that the City’s cannabis program could force people to sell cannabis illegally. According to CEO and founder George Boyadjian, Pasade... More »
