Pasadena Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Blanco issued a statement Friday afternoon about an incident at Pasadena High School yesterday. “Following an online threat at Pasadena High School on Thursday, September 26 that came to the attenti... More »
The 28 finalists for the 2025 Rose Court, presented by Citizens Business Bank, have been announced. Applicants from 49 Pasadena area schools participated in the interview process. Seven finalists will be named to the Rose Court on Monday, September 30. Before ... More »
A local organization opposing two Pasadena Unified School District ballot measures has released an online calculator it claims will estimate property owners’ potential tax burden over the next three decades if the measures pass. The group, calling itself Pasad... More »
It’s 1 p.m. and Pasadena Now has posted three important stories so far today.1. Reminder: City Council Meetings Now Begin at 6 p.m. 2. Before the Gavel: Trigger Option on Campaign Finance Contribution Ordinance May Not be Viable 3. Before the Gavel: Locals Urg... More »
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake centered near Malibu jolted Southern California awake Thursday morning, prompting scientists at California Institute of Technology’s seismology laboratory in Pasadena to quickly convene and assess the temblor’s impact and significanc... More »
Power has been restored to customers impacted by rolling outages following an emergency at the City of Pasadena power plant, Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) announced at 5:49 p.m. Crews have stabilized the system, and rotating outages have concluded, PWP report... More »
A man broke into a Pasadena home and injured two children before critically wounding himself early Sunday morning, police said. At approximately 6:40 a.m., officers responded to reports of a bloodied man lying in the intersection of El Molino Avenue and Villa ... More »
Late in the fourth quarter, the Pasadena Poly Panthers scored a touchdown to take the lead against the Hoover Tornadoes. Leading 18-15, the Panthers decided to go for a two-point conversion. Things seemed to go awry after Alejandro Hernandez stepped in front o... More »
A strong earthquake centered along the South Pasadena-Highland Park border rattled Pasadena and the Southland today, causing a water line rupture at Pasadena City Hall and briefly trapping a person in an elevator, though no injuries were reported. Pasadena Fir... More »
[UPDATED Aug. 12, 2024 | 9:05 a.m.] A 46-year-old local man was found dead outside an apartment building near Pasadena City Hall early Sunday morning, with police later ruling the death a suicide after an initial investigation. According to Lt. Matt Campeau,... More »
An earthquake originally reported as magnitude 5.3 but later downgraded to 5.2 and centered about 18.5 miles southwest of Bakersfield was felt across much of the Southland Tuesday evening, prompting local Fire Departments to activate “Earthquake Mode” protocol... More »
Jennifer DeVoll, President and CEO of Pasadena Community Foundation (PCF), has announced her plans to retire in June 2025 after 22 years at the helm. Board Chair Maggie Sabbag made the announcement on August 1, 2024, describing DeVoll’s tenure as a period of e... More »
