The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 20 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. PUSD Reports Over 10,000 Students Impacted by Eaton Fire, Nearly 1,000 Lost Homes Hazardous Waste Removal E... More »
The Rev. Al Sharpton will travel to Pasadena next week to lead a memorial service and rally for victims of the devastating Los Angeles County wildfires. The civil rights leader and founder and president of the National Action Network will appear Thursday with ... More »
The Eaton Fire was declared 100% contained by fire officials late Friday night. The wildfire, which started on January 7 above Eaton Canyon near Altadena Drive at Midwick Drive, consumed 14,021 acres. As it burned, it claimed at least 17 lives, destroyed over ... More »
Pasadena landlords who haven’t yet paid required interest on their tenants’ security deposits are now past the January 31 deadline for the 2024 calendar year payments. The annual interest requirement, mandated under Article XVIII, Section 1806(f) of Pasadena’s... More »
Recent rainfall has improved air quality in Pasadena, reducing immediate health risks from wildfire smoke as officials work to protect residents affected by the Eaton Fire. The Pasadena Public Health Department (PPHD) has issued guidance on reducing exposure t... More »
The Pasadena Federal Credit Union will open a business community support initiative next week at its Lake Branch Community Center to help Altadena businesses that were damaged or destroyed by the Eaton Fire. The program will provide critical emergency supplies... More »
From CalMatters economy reporter Levi Sumagaysay: Insurance companies have paid out $4.2 billion in claims so far to survivors of the Los Angeles County fires, the state Insurance Department said Thursday. That figure includes home, business, living expenses a... More »
Enforcement of parking restrictions in Pasadena that were put on hold during the Eaton Fire will be phased back in during the next month, the city announced Friday. Starting Monday, the Pasadena Department of Transportation will resume enforcement of restricti... More »
A storm system moving into Southern California next week is expected to bring widespread rain and gusty winds, forecasters said Friday. The National Weather Service said there was still variability about the strength of next week’s storm. “Unfortunately, there... More »
The forecast of high air pollution in the Southland on Saturday has triggered a ban on indoor and outdoor wood burning. The residential ban affects all those in the South Coast Air Basin,which includes Altadena and Pasadena. Homes that rely on wood as a sole s... More »
With the second installment of Los Angeles County property tax bills due Saturday, county Assessor Jeff Prang’s office has issued a special bulletin to explain the connection between filing a disaster relief claim and the upcoming payment. The assessor’s offic... More »
