Pasadena District 2 Councilmember Rick Cole will host a public forum focused on biking, street safety, and sustainability on Tuesday, May 20. The “Biking Towards A Sustainable Pasadena” event, scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at Jefferson School Auditorium, aims to add... More »
The Pasadena Planning Commission will hold a special workshop on Saturday to discuss new objective design standards for high-density multifamily residential development. According to the agenda, the workshop will focus on gathering feedback from commissioners ... More »
Pasadena Mayor Victor has long referred to Pasadena as the “center of the universe.” On Friday, Pepper Street in Pasadena was the “epicenter,” as a long-overdue tribute to two of Pasadena’s most iconic sons—a new set of commemorative plaques outside the boyhoo... More »
With warmer weather and elevated fire risk following the recent Eaton Fire, the City of Pasadena is encouraging residents to stay safe, informed, and prepared. Residents are encouraged to follow safety guidelines and stay updated on changing weather conditions... More »
A state entity Friday cleared the last of nine fire-impacted public water systems to resume delivering safe, clean drinking water to customers. The State Water Resources Control Board stated Friday that Las Flores Water Company in Altadena lifted its notice — ... More »
A former Pasadena Public Information Officer once dubbed the “Minister of Truthiness” by a local reporter has died. Ann Erdman’s daughter Jessica Cremans posted of her mother Ann Erdman’s passing on Facebook. Erdman was 74. “Life is forever changed,” Cremans w... More »
Alejandra Santiago of Inglewood and Tim Reed of Irvine captured top honors Sunday at the ninth Rose Bowl Half Marathon, an event that drew nearly 10,000 entrants after being postponed from its original January date due to devastating wildfires. Santiago, compe... More »
Ahead of Monday’s City Council meeting, the chair of the Playhouse Village Foundation is expressing concerns over the lack of funds for shade trees on Colorado Boulevard. Former City Manager, Phil Hawkey, Chair, Playhouse Village Foundation said in corresponde... More »
The Pasadena Playhouse has bought back its historic 70,000-square-foot campus more than five decades after losing the property in bankruptcy to a real estate developer, marking a stunning milestone in the theater’s 100th anniversary year. The acquisition, anno... More »
Two Pasadena Police Department lieutenants filed legal claims Wednesday alleging sexual harassment, racism and inappropriate comments by Chief Eugene Harris. The claims by Lts. Keith Gomez and Monica Cuellar were announced during a news conference outside the ... More »
Pasadena’s hospitality and dining scene is poised for an elevation as AC Hotel Pasadena prepares to open on April 1, introducing a European-inspired aesthetic and a rare rooftop dining experience in the heart of Playhouse Village. The 194-room hotel, located a... More »
