The day before being officially sworn in as the newest member of the City Council next Monday, Rick Cole will hold a “Community Swearing In” on Sunday, December 8th from 3-5 pm at the Jivalagian Center, 2242 E. Foothill in District 2. “The installation at City... More »
D’Veal Family and Youth Services will distribute toys and bicycles to children of current client families during a Candyland-themed celebration on Thursday, December 18 at the Duarte Teen Center, the Pasadena nonprofit’s leadership announced. “Community is imp... More »
One day after local residents rallied to save an ailing oak tree the City installed barricades around the tree in McDonald Park. According to a statement released by the City, the nearly sixty-year-old tree has become an imminent safety threat to residents and... More »
I hope everyone had a restful Thanksgiving break because the state Legislature is already raring to go. Today, the Assembly and Senate are swearing in lawmakers and kicking off a special session called by Gov. Gavin Newsom to prepare for the incoming Trump adm... More »
This morning the Rose Bowl Operating Company and Rose Bowl Legacy Foundation announced a multi-project, multi-year $80 million renovation and enhancement initiative to modernize and upgrade the historic stadium through privately raised funds. “The Lasting Lega... More »
A comprehensive report on recent maintenance and improvement projects across Pasadena’s parks system will be presented to the Recreation and Parks Commission at the Commission’s December 3 meeting. Parks, Recreation and Community Services Director Koko Panossi... More »
It’s too early for official figures yet, but Small Business Saturday in Pasadena seemed bustling good. “This Thanksgiving weekend was a major success for The Unicorn Store! Both Black Friday and Small Business Saturday exceeded our expectations, with Small Bus... More »
In a discovery that could change how doctors treat digestive disorders, Caltech scientists have uncovered new details about how our nervous system controls our gut and other internal organs. The research team has shown that the body’s stress response system is... More »
The Pasadena Recreation and Parks Commission will consider a staff recommendation Tuesday to maintain artificial turf at two heavily-used athletic fields, as the City faces a shortage of athletic facilities and increasing demand for playtime. According to nati... More »
The City Council’s Legislative Policy Committee will consider recommending the City Council pass a resolution that calls for California’s Governor, Insurance Commissioner, and State Legislature to take immediate steps to stabilize the state’s property insuranc... More »
A survey on pretextual stops conducted by the City’s police oversight commission ended on Sunday. “The City of Pasadena’s Community Police Oversight Commission is collecting information about the first kind of traffic stop noted above, which are called police ... More »
There are only two City Council meetings remaining this year. The City Council will be dark on Monday but will return on Dec. 9 and 16. At the Dec. 9 organizational meeting, Mayor Victor Gordo will be sworn in along with incumbents Tyron Hampton, Justin Jones,... More »
