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California’s 2026-27 state budget includes $300,000 in one-time funding for the Altadena Library District, providing additional financial support as the community continues recovering from the Eaton Fire and its effects on local property tax revenues. The Cali... More »
A planned system to capture and clean stormwater beneath Brookside Park has reached the 90% design milestone, according to the City of Pasadena, which hosted its sixth community outreach event on the project Sept. 23 at La Casita del Arroyo. The project is des... More »
Crews retrofitting Pasadena’s Central Library have finished removing the historic wood ceiling panels in the Reading Room and begun taking out the inner layer of brick around the ground-floor south entrance, which will be replaced with rebar and concrete, acco... More »
Pasadena’s City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to require Rose Bowl Riders to leave its longtime home at Hahamongna Watershed Park by Jan. 31, rejecting appeals from children and families. The 7-0 vote rescinded a Sept. 21 lease termination notice and autho... More »
Pasadena rental property owners have until Saturday, Oct. 31, to register covered units, but the city’s Rent Stabilization Department announced its offices will be closed on Oct. 30 (alternating Fridays closure schedule) and 31 (a non-business day Saturday). T... More »
The City Council rescinded a notice terminating Rose Bowl Riders’ lease Tuesday in response to an alleged Brown Act violation. And then the City Council voted to issue a new notice requiring the equestrian organization to leave its longtime home within 30 days... More »
Although Pasadena Police Chief Eugene Harris made an informational presentation on the proposed acquisition of a second armored vehicle through a federal military surplus program, that did not stop the City Councilmembers from making their opinions known. The ... More »
The City Council as part of Tuesday’s consent calendar authorized the use of a $512,200 state traffic safety grant to support impaired-driving enforcement, checkpoints and programs aimed at reducing traffic deaths and injuries. The City Council authorized the ... More »
Pasadena’s Transportation Advisory Commission is scheduled to meet Thursday, Oct. 22, at 4 p.m. in City Hall, as the city continues developing a long-range plan for pedestrian and bicycle safety and prepares for a November event that will temporarily close sec... More »
County District 5 Supervisor Kathryn Barger, who represents Pasadena, pledged Tuesday not to run for the county’s planned elected executive office and urged a pause in restructuring county government. Her announcement came as the Board of Supervisors postponed... More »
Eaton Fire survivors plan to gather Wednesday for a media conference with Pasadena Assemblymember John Harabedian and other officials to call for new state and federal financing programs intended to help residents rebuild homes, reopen businesses and avoid per... More »
The state Capitol is an arena where lobbyists for thousands of interest groups battle over issues that mostly involve money — very often big money. The Legislature and the governor can, and often do, write into law new provisions that financially benefit one i... More »
