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[UPDATED at 12:45 PM] According to two sources in the PUSD, schools will be closed beginning Monday and reopening April 6. “I am glad we are doing this before something happens,” said Board Member Michele Richardson Bailey. “In an abundance of caution, I am au... More »
[Updated 2:00 PM] City Spokesperson Lisa Derderian further defined the “non-essential” events that have been canceled per the city’s announcement on Thursday morning. Meanwhile, officials at the Pasadena Senior Center — an independent organization not operated... More »
Liberty Mutual® and Safeco Insurance® are pleased to announce that Bolton & Company has earned a 2020 Make More Happen Award™, which recognizes their volunteer work with AbilityFirst and demonstrating its commitment to improving the local community. The award ... More »
The city is working with local residents having trouble paying their municipal services bill as a result of financial hardship brought on by the Coronavirus outbreak. “Although PWP has not developed a specific financial assistance plan to address Covid-19, the... More »
Your health and the well-being of our community are of the utmost importance to us. In response to the directive by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to ban gatherings of 250 or more through March 31, 2020, we have rescheduled the upcoming Mar... More »
Thursday, March 12th, 2020: After carefully reviewing all of the information and recommendations regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) from every local, national, and world health agency, Masters of Taste and the Pasadena Rose Bowl have decided that the best so... More »
[Updated 5 p.m.] Late Thursday afternoon, PUSD Superintendent Brian McDonald announced that several PUSD staff members have been tested for the COVID-19. If the test results are positive and expose others at school, the schools will be closed according to McD... More »
“This center is the largest gathering place for older adults in the community. We want to balance providing vital services with protecting the people who pass through these doors every day,” said Akila Gibbs, executive director of the Pasadena Senior Center. “... More »
It looks like Mayor Terry Tornek and Councilman Victor Gordo are headed for a November runoff to decide who will be Pasadena’s mayor come next year. It looks like Felicia Williams will win the District 2 City Council seat that Margaret McAustin is vacating. It... More »
El Portal Restaurant 695 E. Green St. Pasadena, CA 91101 (626) 795-8553 You know we serve the “best” margaritas and the authenticity of our food is what makes the difference. Come and join the fiesta! Weekly Specials Mariachi on Fridays | 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM Due... More »
Kaiser Permanente is contributing $1 million to 10 leading public health organizations and is collaborating with the CDC Foundation to strengthen the United States’ public health infrastructure and response systems to stop the spread of COVID-19, the disease c... More »
Pasadena City College will convert most in-person classes to offer temporary remote instruction wherever possible from March 18 through the end of Spring Break on April 20. “The college is not closing,” said Alex Boekelheide, college spokesperson, in response ... More »
