The Pasadena Recreation and Parks Commission will review recommendations for the City’s Fiscal Year 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) at their meeting Tuesday, March 4, including $1,231,500 in proposed investments across multiple park facilities for ... More »
We have all faced a multitude of challenges since the start of the New Year, from the devastating windstorm and fires to shifts in government policies. Sometimes it can feel as though information is coming at us at a dizzying pace—just when you think one issue... More »
Pasadena’s Youth Sports Programs served 4,808 participants across all seasons in 2024, with soccer programs drawing in the most children (3,038), according to a report to be presented at the Recreation and Parks Commission meeting this week. Recreation Coordin... More »
A recent survey conducted by Day One reveals that 57.1% of local youth are struggling with school, making it the most pressing issue among teens in the community. These findings will be presented at the upcoming Human Relations Commission meeting on Tuesday, M... More »
Cancer Support Community Greater San Gabriel Valley (CSCSGV) will donate up to $100,000 from its 35th annual Angel Gala to support those affected by the Eaton Fire. The fundraising event, themed “Rise Together,” will be held on April 26, 2025, at The Langham H... More »
A stronger storm system is expected to move into the Pasadena area Tuesday night, bringing moderate rain, gusty winds, and colder temperatures through Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. Monday will remain cool and brisk, with temperatures 3 t... More »
The Trump administration’s plan for tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports set to go into effect Tuesday could significantly impact Pasadena’s post-pandemic economic recovery. The new tariffs could particularly affect recovery efforts in nearby fire-ravaged c... More »
The appeal on the Western Justice Center’s Conditional Use Permit for holding events at the historic Maxwell House near the Arroyo is scheduled to be heard by the Pasadena City Council on Monday after being twice continued previously. The permit would allow th... More »
The Pasadena Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department has prepared its spring lineup of events and new programs for the upcoming Recreation and Parks Commission meeting, highlighting both community recovery efforts following the Eaton Fire and an e... More »
Big Oil faces mounting lawsuits as extreme weather worsens, with California leading efforts to make fossil fuel giants pay billions of dollars for the climate damage they have long denied. Across the country, states, cities, tribes and environmental groups hav... More »
Pasadena health officials recently unveiled a comprehensive family-wide vaccination strategy to protect newborns from whooping cough as cases continue their expected cyclical rise across Los Angeles County. The initiative, dubbed the “shield strategy,” comes a... More »
The Pasadena Triathlon returns to the Rose Bowl on March 8, featuring its signature reverse format that starts with running rather than swimming, an innovation that has helped thousands of newcomers enter a sport often perceived as exclusive or intimidating. N... More »
