Construction on phase two of Pasadena’s new Heritage Square South project at Fair Oaks and Orange Grove is in the works, and developers hope to kickstart the hiring process with a meet and greet job fair this Wednesday. The meet and greet hiring event will ta... More »
Dr. Eric Handler has been contracted to serve as interim health officer for the City of Pasadena, effective immediately. He will serve as interim health officer while Pasadena Public Health Director and Health Officer Dr. Ying-Ying Goh participates in a 12-mon... More »
On Friday Pasadena celebrates Fiestas Patrias marking the independence of 18 Latin American countries – in grand fashion, with traditional dances, children’s activities, arts and crafts for all ages, and even a reenactment of the historic battle cry that marke... More »
The Municipal Services Committee has approved the $427,200 contract with Alliance for Cooperative Energy Services (ACES) LLC for modeling and consulting services related to the development of the Pasadena Water and Power’s 2023 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). ... More »
A divided Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors directed its staff Tuesday to begin a sweeping outreach campaign to ensure that renters, landlords and the 88 cities in the county are prepared for the rapidly approaching end of an eviction moratorium enacted ... More »
Pasadena Village, a support community for older adults, kicked off its tenth year in Pasadena with an official Pasadena Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, as they opened their newly renovated headquarters on Mountain Avenue. Said Executive Di... More »
In a traditional rite of passage that marks the beginning of each medical student’s road to becoming a physician, all 49 members of the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine’s Class of 2026 received their white coats in a September 9 ceremony a... More »
The Kiwanis Club of Pasadena is celebrating its 102nd anniversary of serving Pasadena children this year. The Club will mark the anniversary with a Roaring 20’s Dinner Celebration on October 20th to honor the Club’s legacy since 1920. All are invited to attend... More »
David Emmanuel Goatley has been named the sixth president of Fuller Seminary. The Seminary was founded in 1947 and maintains a campus near Pasadena City Hall. Its founder was Charles E. Fuller, who, it is said, dreamt the seminary would become ‘the Caltech’ o... More »
[UPDATED] The City has released video of an officer-involved shooting which left one man dead on July 30. Adam Youines, 35, was shot and killed by Pasadena police after he drove at them in an allegedly stolen vehicle in the parking lot of a strip mall on Oran... More »
This summer, as in many years past, ArtCenter College of Design received a grant from the Rowe & Gayle Giesen Trust, a fund of Pasadena Community Foundation that supports arts education for youth. The Giesen award came with an extra surprise: An additional $15... More »
The City’s Housing Department released results of an online survey that was conducted to get feedback from the community at large and service providers about homelessness in Pasadena. Results will be reported Tuesday at the City’s Northwest Commission meeting.... More »
