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For more than seven years, K-9 Edo went where the drugs were — into buildings, vehicles, and crime scenes across Pasadena, partnering with Officer Daniel Velasquez in 338 deployments. On May 4, the Belgian Malinois worked his last shift. His replacement is not... More »
Starting July 1, California will eliminate full-scope dental coverage for Medi-Cal members aged 19 and older who do not meet federal immigration requirements, according to the California Department of Health Care Services. The cut, enacted as part of the state... More »
A cooling trend will settle over Pasadena this weekend as daytime highs dip into the low 80s and upper 70s, forecasters said Friday. The National Weather Service reported that temperatures will fall below seasonal norms beginning Saturday as a large low-pressu... More »
Somewhere beneath a Pasadena street this week, a robotic camera is rolling through a clay pipe that was laid before the Great Depression. Nobody has looked inside it in nearly 20 years. That is now changing. The City of Pasadena has begun cleaning and inspecti... More »
It took a large bucket truck and a two-crew operation to reach the graffiti on the pillars of the Holly Street Bridge. The vandalism covered the underside and upper pillars of the 1925 concrete arch, which spans the Arroyo Seco along the North Arroyo underpass... More »
Drivers on Raymond Avenue in northwest Pasadena are being rerouted through Fair Oaks Avenue this week as construction crews dig into the intersection at Orange Grove Boulevard, the latest phase of a two-mile project to bury overhead utility lines that has been... More »
When school lets out for summer, the cafeteria meals that many Pasadena children count on go with it. Starting Monday, two neighborhood libraries will fill that gap with free lunches, free books, and daily activities. For the sixth year, Pasadena Public Librar... More »
California’s population exploded during and immediately after World War II, from 6.9 million in 1940 to 19.9 million in 1970, thanks to waves of migrants from other states drawn to California’s surging economy and the famous postwar baby boom. California absor... More »
Local residents may be among about 130,000 Californians who could be owed money through the state’s Unclaimed Property Program and are being contacted by the State Controller’s Office, state officials announced Thursday. State Controller Malia M. Cohen said th... More »
Los Angeles County Fifth District Supervisor Kathryn Barger and the Los Angeles County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs will host a free community open house Saturday, June 6, to welcome residents back to the newly renovated Altadena Community Cente... More »
More than 700,000 ballots from Los Angeles County’s June 2 statewide direct primary election remain uncounted, the county’s elections office reported late Wednesday, meaning the count released so far is officially preliminary and any close contests could still... More »
Nearly four years after Pasadena voters approved a rent stabilization law covering an estimated 24,852 rental units across the city, the department created to enforce it is hosting a free public workshop on Tuesday, June 9, to walk tenants, landlords, and comm... More »
