Pasadena Now has learned that the Pasadena Police Department took nearly 500 guns off the streets in the past two years. All told 237 guns were taken off the streets in 2018 and 225 in 2019 according to documents supplied by the department. “This is a signific... More »
Another plaintiff has joined an ongoing lawsuit against Pasadena’s Fuller Theological Seminary, accusing the school of discriminating against him because of his sexual orientation. The federal lawsuit names Fuller Seminary and three administration employees as... More »
Cancer survivor and Pasadena resident Stacy Kimmel wasn’t feeling up to riding on the City of Hope’s float in the Rose Parade last week as planned, even though it was a dream that topped her bucket list. But as it turns out, she got an unforgettable ride in a ... More »
Two women left a town hall featuring Mayoral Candidate Major Williams on Saturday after Williams affirmed his support for President Donald Trump. “I do support Trump,” Williams said. “I am a registered Republican. But Williams also pointed out that the mayoral... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 43 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Forecast Calls for Climate Change to Emerge as Topic in Pasadena City Elections 2020 Rose Para... More »
Two 17-year-old boys have admitted to killing a Pasadena City College professor during a street racing incident in San Marino during which one of the boys’ cars struck the man while he was jogging, officials said Thursday. Both boys admitted to charges of felo... More »
[smooth=id:1854;] Under picture-perfect postcard skies, the 131st Rose Parade rolled down Colorado Boulevard this morning on its 5.5 mile route through the city. “All eyes were on Pasadena today and the parade and weather didn’t disappoint,” said Pasadena spok... More »
He must have been good for a very long time, because every year for more than seven decades, Pasadenan and Senior Olympian Donald Leis has always gotten those treasured admissions. “It’s 73. This year will be the 73rd one,” explained Leis. “When I delivered pa... More »
This week the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors permanently prohibited its departments from using glyphosate-based products, including the herbicide Roundup. Last March, Pasadena Now and the Pasadena Weekly revealed that the County’s Public Works Dept. h... More »
[smooth=id:1690;] [Updated] A famous and very stinky flower at The Huntington Library started to bloom Wednesday afternoon and is now available for both visitors and members to view, and smell. [A live stream of the flower is embedded below.] The Library’s ten... More »
The attorney for developers of a proposed project which the Pasadena City Council failed to approve after hours of debate Monday said his client will not redesign their project at 253 South Los Robles Avenue and instead may sue the City. “We are looking at a l... More »
[Updated] The discovery that a landscaper applied a generic version of the controversial herbicide Roundup, thought by many to cause cancer, at a Caltech housing facility has stirred a backlash of anger and concern, but in a Monday announcement Caltech defend... More »
