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Southern California Edison on Tuesday afternoon disputed accusations made earlier that day by KBLA Talk 1580, asserting SCE committed to participating in an upcoming wildfire recovery town hall because they were told no plaintiffs’ attorneys were involved and ... More »
Southern California Edison has withdrawn from a scheduled Altadena town hall focused on wildfire recovery compensation, prompting sharp criticism from community leaders and KBLA Talk 1580, according to the event’s co-organizer. KBLA made the announcement on Tu... More »
Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts, a volunteer nonprofit that has distributed more than $27 million to local music and arts programs since 1948 and sponsors the popular Showcase House each year, announced on Monday that Dotty Ewing would lead the group as p... More »
Early on Wednesday, Oct. 29, a dozen firefighters from Pasadena and Palena, Chile, gathered at a steep turnout high above the city along the Angeles Crest Highway, with a sparkling view nearly to the Pacific Ocean. Within minutes, the quiet morning swiftly tur... More »
As the federal government shutdown continues to delay Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, Los Angeles County officials are expanding emergency food support services, with expanded access for Pasadena residents. Los Angeles County Board o... More »
A community town hall Thursday evening, November 6, will bring together survivors of the Altadena-Eaton fire and executives from Southern California Edison to examine the utility’s wildfire compensation fund, an event organizers say is designed to ask “tough q... More »
Altadena will open polls Saturday at libraries and neighborhood gathering places for the first of three voting days in its Town Council election, a local contest designed to give each census tract a direct voice in county-facing issues. “It truly is a pivotal ... More »
Pasadena Humane has impounded more than 90 small animals following a hoarding case in Arcadia, marking the largest such intake in the shelter’s recent history. The nonprofit reported receiving 31 mice and 63 hamsters, some of which are pregnant and expected to... More »
Councilmember Justin Jones and Mayor Victor Gordo have issued a powerful call to action, urging nonprofits and community partners to coordinate a unified response to support residents affected by the potential loss of CalFresh benefits due to the federal gover... More »
According to a copy of the lawsuit obtained by Pasadena Now, UCLA told city officials it was leaving the Rose Bowl, ending a century-old partnership and setting off a high-profile legal battle over one of college football’s most storied venues. In the lawsuit,... More »
Los Angeles County has unveiled “Rewriting LA County’s Story,” a bilingual public awareness campaign aimed at reducing stigma around drug use and expanding access to overdose prevention services. The initiative seeks to build trust with communities affected by... More »
Los Angeles County is taking swift action to address food insecurity as the federal shutdown leaves more than 1.5 million residents at risk of losing CalFresh benefits. Officials have allocated $10 million to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, expanding purch... More »
