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On Wednesday evening, as the last daylight fades from the stained glass at St. Andrew Catholic Church on Raymond Avenue, the church will go dark. Two men’s choirs, seated on opposite sides of the altar, will begin to chant in Latin. Fourteen beeswax candles ar... More »
The Pasadena City Attorney/City Prosecutor’s Office and the Pasadena Police Department join communities across the nation in recognizing National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), observed April 19–25, 2026. This annual observance serves as an important remi... More »
As city officials prepare to consider the future of the long-vacant 710 freeway stub, the President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce is calling on policymakers to embrace an ambitious and creative vision for the corridor, describing it as a once-in-a-lifetim... More »
More than a year after the devastating Eaton fire in January 2025 upended lives across Altadena, a simple but powerful gesture unfolded Friday morning at Odyssey Charter School: 505 students were fitted with brand-new athletic shoes, each pair a small step tow... More »
The City Council denied an appeal by residents living close to a four-story, 56,019-square-foot residential building project with one level of subterranean parking on a vacant parcel in the City’s Central District on Oak Knoll Avenue. However, the City Council... More »
Middle school girls across the Pasadena area can spend an April morning building circuits, extracting DNA and peering through telescopes at Pasadena City College, where the annual STEM Savvy: Girls’ Science Day returns Saturday, April 25. The free conference, ... More »
A proposed condominium development at 511 S. Oak Knoll Ave. is drawing mounting opposition ahead of a City Council hearing, with residents submitting extensive correspondence raising concerns about design, environmental impacts and neighborhood safety. The pro... More »
Local residents are urging city officials to reconsider the use of Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras, citing concerns about privacy, data security and oversight in correspondence submitted ahead of Wednesday’s Public Safety Committee meeting.... More »
A longtime activist honored by the City last year told the New York Times she was one of the women sexually assaulted by César Chávez. According to the Times, United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta said she was raped by Chávez in 1966. Huerta received t... More »
Huntington Hospital was named one of the top-performing healthcare providers in North America for supply chain operations, according to an award announced Tuesday by Global Healthcare Exchange. The Pasadena nonprofit, a Cedars-Sinai affiliate that has served t... More »
On Friday, March 20, 2026, the Pasadena Police Department will conduct an enforcement operation focused on drivers suspected of violating the hands-free cell phone law. Under current law, drivers are not allowed to hold a phone or electronic communications dev... More »
A City Council committee on Wednesday will consider approving a multi-year agreement to expand gang outreach and violence interruption services in Pasadena. The Public Safety Committee is scheduled to review a proposal authorizing the city manager to enter int... More »
