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Twenty-one candidates stepped forward Tuesday night to compete for seats on the Altadena Town Council in what officials called an unprecedented show of civic engagement, as the community continues rebuilding from the devastating Eaton Fire that destroyed homes... More »
As Los Angeles counts down to the 2028 Summer Olympics, local leaders are balancing excitement with meticulous planning for one of the city’s most complex events in decades. Jens Weiden, CEO of the Rose Bowl Operating Company, highlighted the venue’s historica... More »
The Pasadena Symphony will devote its 2025/26 season to celebrating American orchestral music, presenting six distinctive programs that pair classical masterworks with contemporary American compositions in honor of the nation’s approaching 250th birthday. Musi... More »
ArtCenter College of Design will return to LightBox Expo this weekend with two panels featuring alumni working in entertainment design and illustration. The Pasadena college’s participation runs Friday through Sunday at the annual celebration of artists behind... More »
Pasadena’s Board of Zoning Appeals will consider an appeal Thursday regarding a controversial new home in the city’s hillside district. At stake is Hillside Development Permit #7134 for 1530 Scenic Drive. The project involves a two-story, 4,280-square-foot sin... More »
The City Council on Monday rejected all bids for a planned Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and traffic flow improvement project intended to modernize Pasadena’s traffic signal network in the area affected by the SR-710 corridor. According to a report ... More »
[Updated] The property housing Vroman’s Bookstore has been sold to GD Realty Group for $15.55 million, and the beloved Pasadena institution has secured its presence at the Colorado Boulevard location through a long-term lease signed in early October with the ... More »
Altadena leaders announced this week that new state legislation is expected to help the community to speed up disaster recovery and rebuilding efforts, aiming to restore homes and infrastructure damaged by recent wildfires while strengthening protections again... More »
When machine learning is used to suggest new potential scientific insights or directions, algorithms sometimes offer solutions that are not physically sound. Take for example AlphaFold, the AI system that predicts the complex ways in which amino acid chains wi... More »
As scores of business leaders prepare to gather Tuesday for the city’s eleventh annual Business and Economic Summit, Pasadena Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Paul Little is painting a picture of profound economic uncertainty shadowed by the devastating E... More »
A deepening marine layer driven by an approaching upper-level low will bring patchy drizzle, fog, and cooler temperatures to coastal and valley areas Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures will drop significantly Wednesday, with hig... More »
Eight years ago, as he began his campaign for governor, Gavin Newsom described fixing the state’s chronic housing shortage as a moral imperative. “This is a question of who we are,” Newsom wrote in 2017. “Housing is a fundamental human need — let’s not forget ... More »
