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The Public Safety Committee on Wednesday is set to review a proposal to authorize a contract with Ricky Pickens Jr. for gang intervention services, according to the April 15 meeting agenda. The proposed agreement would run for three years at an annual cost of ... More »
The City Council on Monday voted to have a separate conversation on the restorative justice framework of the 710 Vision Plan. Many minority families lost their homes to make way for an ill-fated extension of the 710 freeway that was never completed. Caltrans g... More »
A Pasadena City Council committee is examining ways to expand access to utility assistance programs, with a focus on reaching more working-class and moderate-income residents while advancing the city’s clean energy goals. The Municipal Services Committee on Tu... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a motion to study the health, environmental and community effects of data center development across the county — a decision with direct implications for Altadena and the broader Pasade... More »
The Pasadena Design Commission voted Tuesday night to approve a 133-unit, 100 percent affordable housing project at 600 N. Rosemead Blvd. over the objections of dozens of nearby residents who packed a recreation center meeting room to raise concerns about park... More »
The Pasadena Police Officers Association and Pasadena Firefighters Association have each announced their endorsement of Councilmember Jason Lyon’s reelection. Both organizations highlighted Lyon’s strong record of support for public safety and first responders... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the City Council approved a contract of up to $780,844 for storm drain repairs and improvements as part of ongoing efforts to maintain aging infrastructure and reduce flood risks across the city. Per the vote, the City Man... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board is scheduled to receive a third-quarter budget update April 16 showing the Rent Stabilization Department spending below its revised fiscal 2026 budget while taking in far more revenue than it has spent so far this year. The re... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board is scheduled to review its first quarterly report of 2026 on April 16, with a new snapshot of eviction-related notices, petition activity, registration compliance and outreach work under the city’s rent-control system. The rep... More »
A proposed $3.53 million contract with Motorola Solutions for critical city radio equipment drew heavy opposition with residents urging officials to reject the deal over the company’s ties to federal immigration enforcement. Dozens of written comments focused ... More »
At the request of Councilmember Rick Cole, the City Council paused on consideration of a $316,800 contract Monday with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. due to uncertainty over ‘green’ hydrogen. The contract would have been used to support bidding and construct... More »
The City Council on Monday approved a formal response to proposed state wildfire regulations that would require vegetation restrictions within five feet of homes, as residents voiced concerns about costs, environmental impacts and local control. Mayor Victor G... More »
