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Pasadena’s Black Infant Health program has operated out of the same Fair Oaks Avenue office since 1989, offering group prenatal sessions, postpartum support, and case management to Black mothers across the San Gabriel Valley. On Friday, Mayor Victor M. Gordo f... More »
A potent storm system is set to bring rain and possible thunderstorms to Pasadena on Sunday, with a 100 percent chance of precipitation, before a dramatic warm-up sends temperatures soaring into the low 80s by next weekend, according to forecasters with the Na... More »
The Burbank Fire Department joined Pasadena and Glendale this weekend as co-host of the 2nd Annual Women’s Fire Academy, completing a “Tri-City” partnership that enrolled approximately 70 women for two days of hands-on firefighting and emergency medical traini... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 20 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Chief Outlines Four-Platform Vision for Police Drones, As Policy Is OK’d by Commission Police Drone Policy ... More »
Rabbi Joshua Ratner of Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center is among the featured speakers at Holocaust Museum Los Angeles’s annual Yom HaShoah commemoration being held today, Sunday, April 12, at 11 a.m. at the museum’s location at 100 The Grove Drive in Los Ang... More »
Pasadena’s City Manager’s Office on Thursday released information about the city’s gang outreach and violence interruption efforts, highlighting work led by the Pasadena Public Health Department’s Gang Outreach and Violence Interruption Services team. Pasadena... More »
Huntington Health has named its chief nursing officer, Jinhee Nguyen, DNP, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, to the additional role of senior vice president and chief operating officer, consolidating nursing and hospital-wide operations under one executive at Pasadena’s larges... More »
The Finance/Audit Committee is scheduled to consider recommending that the City Council authorize $125,500 in Community Development Block Grant disaster relief funds for a micro-enterprise recovery grant program aimed at small businesses impacted by the 2025 E... More »
On March 9, 1926, retired railroad magnate and art collector Henry E. Huntington invited 100 of Southern California’s most influential men and women to his home in San Marino. Although he had hosted many gatherings of the area’s social and business leaders, th... More »
Attempting to address the need for affordable housing, our state legislators have passed laws — enacted by our governor — that require cities and counties to allow the development of large housing projects that can bypass local zoning codes, despite the legiti... More »
For 22 years, the Pasadena BioCollaborative Incubator has operated on a principle that most of the startup world would consider strange: give early-stage biotech companies affordable lab space, share your equipment, help them find mentors and interns — and ask... More »
The City of Pasadena will mark Arbor Day with a free community tree-planting event on Saturday, April 18, at Villa Parke, 363 E. Villa St., from 8 a.m. to noon. The event is hosted by the Department of Public Works in partnership with Council District 5 and th... More »
