Direct Disposal, one of the 20 companies responsible for solid waste collection in Pasadena will have their contract transferred to a different company called California Waste Services LLC, according to a report by the city attorney to the council. On Monday,... More »
A draft resolution declaring the Robert Earl Langdon Jr. residence at 1350 La Loma Road in Pasadena as a landmark is up for discussion Monday during a public hearing by the City Council meeting. A report by the Planning Department said the Langdon residence “e... More »
Tucked away In Pasadena’s Playhouse District is an English Tudor style townhouse constructed in 1929 which is unlike any other complex in Pasadena. The City Council Monday will consider City staff’s recommendation to designate this unique architectural gem as ... More »
The Transportation Commission will vote on supporting the draft Pasadena Pedestrian Plan and recommending approval by City Council. “Pasadena Walks! is the City’s current Pedestrian Master Plan that prioritizes and guides investments to create a safer and mor... More »
The City Council on Monday, will conduct the second reading of an ordinance that will amend the zoning code to allow for the development of affordable housing projects on sites owned by religious institutions. The projects will be limited to commercial zones o... More »
As we were all reminded by the extreme heat and wild weather swings of the past few weeks, climate change is happening, is a serious concern, and requires serious answers. That has many implications, but none so integral as ensuring that we, as Pasadenans, can... More »
The Rose Bowl Operating Company is recommending approval of a proposal to host a soccer match in February 2023, which will need a license agreement with AEG as the organizer, and authorization from the City Council for the RBOC to host a displacement event – t... More »
Longtime Altadena resident Enid Ballantyne died after a lengthy battle with lung cancer, at Huntington Health (formerly Huntington Hospital). Her surviving family members said they wish to thank the nursing and medical staff for their unstinting care and kindn... More »
No big items on Monday’s City Council agenda. Still, the City’s business has to be done. The consent calendar always contains some interesting stuff, sometimes multiple items, that can be collectively passed under one vote. I immediately stopped when I saw the... More »
The Pasadena City Council will be asked Monday to authorize Mayor Victor Gordo to submit a project list to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority officially requesting Measure R Mobility Improvement Project funding for a wish list of proj... More »
The next step in the City’s plans for the relinquished 710 stub will take place on Monday when the City Council receives an information report on the planning process for the property. “The process will involve a robust outreach process and is anticipated to s... More »
One Pasadena Unified middle school is proving that a name can have meaning and that change can be a good thing. From now on, Washington Middle School will be known as Octavia E. Butler Magnet, a Dual-Language STEAM Middle School. The name change became officia... More »
