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 »
The Altadena Chamber of Commerce will hold an Open Session Board Meeting on Tuesday, March 4 at 9:30 a.m., designed to foster community engagement and transparency. The virtual event will feature presentations from four special guests representing various sect... More »
Affected residents can apply for special permits as city returns to normal operations The City announced it will resume all parking enforcement operations beginning Saturday, March 1, 2025, following a temporary suspension related to the Eaton Fire. In an offi... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) is facing a pivotal moment, just weeks after our community faced the devastating Eaton Fire. With declining enrollment, rising costs, and the expiration of one-time COVID relief funds, we are under immense financial ... More »
Los Angeles County officials are urgently reminding residents affected by January’s wildfires that the deadline to apply for critical financial assistance is rapidly approaching. Business owners, nonprofit organizations, and workers impacted by the January 202... More »
A Pasadena lawmaker has co-introduced legislation Friday to expand mental health support for Los Angeles residents affected by recent wildfires. The Wildfire Trauma Recovery and Resiliency Act (Assembly Bill 1032), authored by Assemblymember John Harabedian (D... More »
Los Angeles County is taking steps to prevent the separation of siblings in foster care through a major funding initiative. Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger presented a $506,488 check yesterday to Together California, a visionary child welfare organiz... More »
I had not attended a City event since the Eaton Inferno destroyed my home in January. Wednesday the exile came to an end when I traveled from Fontana, or Fontucky, to Pasadena for the State of the City event. First off, I have to say it was a great speech by M... More »
Here is the full text of Mayor Victor Gordo’s 2025 State of the City speech, delivered Wednesday night at the Pasadena Elks Lodge. Resilient Pasadena: Rebuilding Our Community’s Future Welcome Welcome, and thank you for being here tonight. I want to acknowledg... More »
