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The City Clerk’s office received dozens of letters ahead of Monday night’s City Council meeting supporting a proposed amendment to the city’s investment policy that would prohibit investments in fossil fuel companies, weapons manufacturers, tobacco companies a... More »
Sixteen months after the Eaton Fire leveled more than 9,000 structures across Altadena, Southern California Edison says it has crossed a threshold: more than $500 million offered to fire survivors through its voluntary compensation program, with more than 68% ... More »
The church calls it Tovaangar. So does Mona Morales Recalde. The difference is that Morales Recalde’s family has called it that for thousands of years. Morales Recalde, an enrolled member of the San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians Gabrieleño/Tongva and an elec... More »
Pasadena drivers will face significant detours this weekend as Huntington Hospital prepares to dismantle a tower crane at its new four-story medical office building on South Fair Oaks Avenue, according to Public Works Director Greg de Vinck. A full closure of ... More »
Newsweek has recognized 13 of Pasadena-based Kaiser Permanente Southern California hospitals as part of its America’s Best Maternity Hospitals 2026 list for exemplary patient care. High-quality maternity care, provided from pregnancy through birth and postpart... More »
Pasadena’s Housing, Homelessness and Planning Committee will review proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budgets Thursday for the city’s Housing Department, Planning and Community Development Department, and Rent Stabilization Department as officials continue balancing f... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the City Council on Monday unanimously authorized a contract with Ricky Pickens Jr. for gang intervention services. The agreement runs for three years at an annual cost of $440,201, with options for two additional one-year... More »
Every May, our nation celebrates Older Americans Month, a time to honor the wisdom, resilience, and contributions of older adults. This year’s theme, Champion Your Health, is especially meaningful as people live longer and seek not only more years, but better ... More »
As the City Council prepares to meet Monday to consider its five-year Capital Improvement Program, one coach is weighing in on one specific issue: whether to maintain the turf field at Villa Parke. “Villa Parke serves a diverse group of families, and many of t... More »
For more than half a century, the Pasadena Police Department has gathered once a year to honor its officers, its professional staff, and the private citizens whose bravery has crossed paths with the department’s work. Somewhere along the way, the ceremony drif... More »
A local resident is urging city officials to reconsider Pasadena’s investment in hydrogen-powered buses, warning the technology is flawed both economically and environmentally, as the Municipal Services Committee prepares to take up a key contract tied to the ... More »
The California Highway Patrol will conduct a 24- hour Maximum Enforcement Period beginning Tuesday, focusing on speeding to help reduce serious and fatal crashes across the state. The MEP will be in effect from 6 a.m. Tuesday until 5:59 a.m. Wednesday. The enf... More »
