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Just days away from the City Council voting on the FY 2027 budget, one of the council’s top priorities is still absent from the Housing Department’s budget. At a workshop in December, the council established five budget priorities that take precedence over gen... More »
The City of Pasadena Department of Transportation is inviting community members to help shape the Greenways Project, an initiative to create calmer, safer neighborhood streets while maintaining local access and improving connections for people walking, biking ... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board is scheduled to vote Thursday on a resolution that would add the first formal definition of “egregious cases” and landlords “engaging in bad faith” to its rules — criteria the board will use to flag problem property owners in ... More »
Pasadena’s Northwest Commission is scheduled to hold its Special Annual Meeting on Tuesday, June 9, where members will consider approving the commission’s annual report documenting a year of work on neighborhood safety, illegal dumping, traffic calming, Wi-Fi ... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board on Thursday will decide whether to keep its current twice-monthly meeting cadence or shift to a single regular meeting each month for the 2026-2027 cycle. Staff are presenting the board with two options. The first would contin... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board on Thursday will consider a package of proposed changes to its rental-registration rules that would create a formal late-fee waiver process for landlords, give them a right to object to denials and lock in new procedural prote... More »
After four years on the City Council, voters in District 3 gave Councilmember Justin Jones his first four-year term on Tuesday. Jones was twice appointed by the City Council and won a two-year term in a special election in 2024. Jones won a little-contested ra... More »
Two Democrats may be duking it out on the November ballot for one of the toughest jobs in the state: insurance commissioner. Jane Kim, the former member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, and state Sen. Ben Allen, who’s about to term out of the Legisla... More »
While a Pride flag was being raised over City Hall on Monday afternoon, more than two dozen Pasadena residents pulled up to the ballot drop box just outside the iconic building, stepped out of their cars, and deposited their ballots. It was perhaps, in its qui... More »
On the first day of Pride Month, city officials, community leaders, and residents gathered on the steps of Pasadena City Hall on Monday to raise the rainbow flag for the sixth consecutive year, a ceremony that, in the current political climate, carried weight ... More »
A City Council committee will consider approval of a nearly $4.7 million federal housing and homelessness funding plan next week that would direct money toward affordable housing, street outreach, rapid rehousing, infrastructure improvements and public service... More »
According to the Parks, Recreation and Community Services budget, enrolling a child in Pasadena’s city sports leagues could soon get a lot more expensive, but two Councilmembers who represent working class families in Pasadena are hesitant to support it. At a ... More »
