A 19-year-old El Monte resident was fatally shot in Pasadena Wednesday night, according to Pasadena Police Lieutenant Monica Cuellar. The shooting occurred on March 26th at approximately 6:16 p.m. in the 700 block of Rio Grande Street, between El Molino Ave an... More »
Six suspects stole eight bicycles worth between $80,000 and $100,000 from Velo Pasadena in a pre-dawn burglary Tuesday, marking the third such incident at the family-owned shop in three months, according to reports. The suspects pried open the back door of the... More »
Cool temperatures and mostly cloudy skies continue today in Pasadena before a gradual warming trend begins Friday, according to National Weather Service forecasters. Temperatures currently hover in the low to mid-60s, well below normal for late March, with a d... More »
The City of Pasadena Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department has completed a thorough sanitization process and safety surfacing replacement at local parks, playgrounds, and recreational fields in response to the Eaton Fire. The department’s effort... More »
The Friends of the Pasadena Public Library (FOPPL) Bookstore has reopened at the Jefferson Elementary School campus, offering significant discounts to Altadena residents and educators. Located at 1500 East Villa Street between Hill and Allen, the bookstore fea... More »
A Pasadena student from Polytechnic School has earned top honors at the 75th Annual Los Angeles County Science and Engineering Fair with an innovative safety device. Cavon Hajimiri won first place in the Engineering Applications (B) category of the Senior Divi... More »
Firefighters from the Pasadena Fire Department will join their counterparts from Los Angeles County Fire Department and Los Angeles Fire Department in honoring the World Series champions at today’s Dodgers home opener against the Detroit Tigers. The ceremonial... More »
More than 100 striking mental health professionals rallied outside Kaiser Permanente’s regional headquarters in Pasadena on Wednesday, demanding a new “fair contract” after nearly five months on strike. The protest, organized by members of the National Union o... More »
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Thursday is planning to re-test about 4,000 DNA samples after learning the agency used testing kits over a roughly eight-month period that were found by the manufacturer to occasionally deliver incomplete results. Ac... More »
City officials called to a Los Angeles federal court hearing Thursday are expected to respond to the bleak picture of the region’s homelessness assistance programs painted by an independent consulting firm that spent months trying to track expenditures. The co... More »
For years California has been stuck in a recurring fight between legislators who want the state to turbocharge new home construction and legislators determined to defend a landmark environmental protection law. The final showdown in that long-standing battle m... More »
Five years since the COVID-19 pandemic upended the economy and made millions experience hunger for the first time, demand at the Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services is still higher than ever. The number of monthly clients has risen to 310,000, more than d... More »
