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Pasadena City Councilmember Jason Lyon has endorsed John Harabedian for State Senate. Harabedian is running in the open-seat race for Senate District 25. “John Harabedian is committed to finding long-term solutions to the problems facing California, and he u... More »
A California Highway Patrol sergeant and six CHP officers were allowed to remain free on their own recognizance at their first court appearance Wednesday on charges stemming from the death of a Burbank man who was restrained after refusing to have his blood dr... More »
The events of the past inevitably shape the present. In this column, we present Pasadena Now feature news stories published on our front cover precisely one year ago today: Commission Approves Plaque’s New Language Marking Spot Where Pasadena Mob Destroyed Chi... More »
Authorities were seeking the public’s help today to find a 68-year-old man who requires medical attention. Douglas Edward Simon is described as White, 5-feet-10 inches tall, weighing 140 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes. He uses a cane to walk. According ... More »
Some people in Altadena have stood up to protest a mural they claim shows Black men struggling and attacking each other. Opponents of the mural have asked the coffee shop owners to take it down and said the mural on the wall should depict something “more uplif... More »
A burglar or burglars stole copper wire and caused an estimated $180,000 in damage to the spools holding the wire at the Pasadena City Yard over the weekend. “The actual amount of copper taken is still being determined,” Pasadena City Spokesperson Lisa Derderi... More »
Senate Bill 257, authored by Senator Anthony Portantino (D – Pasadena) which addresses a significant flaw in women’s healthcare insurance coverage, passed the Senate Health Committee late last week. SB 257 mandates that follow up diagnostic imaging after an a... More »
[Updated] Today, Felicia Williams’ campaign for the California State Assembly District 41 announced key endorsements from respected local education leaders. “I am honored to have the support of education leaders doing amazing work in the 41st Assembly Distri... More »
The Men of Color Action Network, an active support network that advocates for and provides resources to male students and faculty of color in California community colleges, will hold its 5th Annual Leadership Conference on April 7 at Pasadena City College (PCC... More »
The eight-day celebration of Passover begins at sundown Wednesday, commemorating the time between the Exodus from Egypt on the 15th of the Hebrew month of Nissan and the parting of the Red Sea seven days later to allow the fleeing Israelites to make their geta... More »
The Parks and Recreations Commission on Tuesday voted to recommend the City Council revise the park and recreational facility naming policy to allow for more public input that will help in naming public spaces in Pasadena. The current naming policy requires C... More »
Pasadena’s hearing officer will hear a report Wednesday detailing City staff’s conclusion that Der Wolfskopf, a bar and restaurant in Old Pasadena with a troubled history, has adequately met the conditions that have been required by the City over the past year... More »
