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As peaceful protests and violent opposition continue around the country surrounding the death of George Floyd, elected officials and business leaders in Pasadena said reforms are needed in policing and other industries to guarantee civil rights and economic eq... More »
The same order that allowed Pasadena restaurants to reopen their dining rooms also allowed hair salons to resume business. But it doesn’t appear the kings and queens of clippers and cuts have been able to just pick up where they left off ten weeks ago. Of the ... More »
SummerHill Apartment Communities has opened Theo, a new 105-unit multifamily community at 289 N. El Molino Ave. in Pasadena. The management team, Alliance Residential, is now offering virtual leasing tours during the COVID-19 outbreak. KTGY Architects worked w... More »
About the size of a briefcase, the CubeSat was built to test new technologies but exceeded expectations by spotting a planet outside our solar system. Long before it was deployed into low-Earth orbit from the International Space Station in Nov. 2017, the tiny ... More »
A group of women preparing to loot the Pasadena Bev-Mo! liquor and wine store Monday night were stopped in the act by Pasadena police and chased in a car onto the nearby SR-110 freeway, where they were cornered and arrested. Pasadena police Lt. Pete Hettema sa... More »
With a 6 p.m. curfew approaching in Pasadena, the City Council on Monday mowed through an array of routine agenda items but postponed discussion of several others of heavier import – including the adoption of guidelines for the city’s Emergency Rental Assistan... More »
Jamari Randy Fernandez, who is 10, stands just four feet tall and weighs 70 pounds, can’t be found and the Sheriff’s Dept. is asking you to help locate him. Jamari was last seen in Pasadena, at the intersection of Orange Grove Boulevard and N. Fair Oaks Avenue... More »
The Pasadena NAACP, the National Association of Day Laborers (NDLON), along with faith leaders from the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance (IMA and the Community Clergy Coalition (CCC), will hold a peaceful vigil in honor of George Floyd at 5 p.m. on Tue... More »
On Monday, May 25, George Floyd died in the custody of the Minneapolis police. According to video taken at the scene by witnesses, a police officer knelt on Floyd’s neck for eight minutes and forty-six seconds. Mr. Floyd, already in restraints, appeared unres... More »
Pasadena city officials announced a 6 p.m. curfew for Monday night. According to the curfew, “it shall be unlawful for any person to travel or be upon a public street, sidewalk or public place.” “Traveling” includes walking, cars, bicycle, skateboard, scooter,... More »
Los Angeles County’s first West Nile virus positive mosquito sample of the season was reported Monday. The Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District said the mosquitoes were collected from a trap in Hacienda Heights, where populations of adult mosquit... More »
The pandemic-prompted order to close Pasadena restaurant dining rooms back in March was swift and immediate. The June reopening is anything but. Saturday afternoon, shortly after Los Angeles County lifted the ban on dine-in services, Pasadena’s Public Health D... More »
