The first scripted program dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic will air at 8:30 p.m. tonight on NBC Channel 4. “A Parks and Recreation Special,” centers on led character Leslie Knope’s efforts to stay connected to her friends in a time of social distancing. ... More »
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Pasadena), the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, sent letters asking Sundar Pichai, Susan Wojcicki and Jack Dorsey, the Chief Executive Officers of Alphabet, YouTube and Twitter, respectively, to proactively inform users who eng... More »
An official with a cannabis company would not confirm if a Pasadena branch would be sold as part of the corporation’s plan to divest many of its California holdings. Earlier this week, Harvest Health and Recreation announced plans to divest from California and... More »
Not one but two fire departments rushed to a fully-involved garage fire which threatened two nearby homes early Thursday. The 2:08 a.m. blaze in the northernmost portion Garfield Avenue in Pasadena, the 2000 block, was basically on city limits with Altadena, a... More »
[Updated] Any resident of Los Angeles County can now receive free Coronavirus testing. LA’s free testing does not apply to the county testing being done at the Rose Bowl. In order to be tested residents can sign up at coronavirus.LAcity.org to schedule a free ... More »
On Tuesday, 105 House Democrats, led by House Small Business Subcommittee on Oversight Chair Rep. Judy Chu (D-Pasadena), sent a letter to House Democratic and Republican leadership demanding that labor unions be eligible for recovery funds made possible under ... More »
The Tournament of Roses will deliver lunches and flowers to nurses and essential employees working the COVID-19 testing center at the Rose Bowl, 1001 Rose Bowl Drive, Pasadena. for the next five to seven weeks or as needed. Each employee will also receive a do... More »
Pasadena day laborers and supporters Wednesday held a covid-safe car caravan of workers at Pasadena City Hall to protest what they say is an exclusion of workers from financial protection in the wake of the current pandemic. “We want to send a very clear messa... More »
In correspondence to the city’s Planning Commission, local residents are questioning why Conditional Use Permits were placed on the agenda during the city’s Safer at Home order when people cannot attend the meeting. The commission was scheduled to vote on Cond... More »
[Updated] The L.A. County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs reached out to a property management company threatening to evict Altadena business owners despite the county moratorium. Meredith and Michael Miller of Webster’s Community Pharmacy have rec... More »
Pasadena Now has learned that Arroyo Seco Foundation has submitted its final settlement offer to the LA County Flood Control District on Tuesday. The two sides are at odds over the scope of the county’s sediment removal process in the Devil’s Gate Dam. The rem... More »
Pasadena day laborers and allies will host a “COVID-safe car protest” at 10 a.m. this morning in front of City Hall to call on elected officials to support all Pasadena’s essential and excluded workers. 100 cars are expected to park in front of a City Hall. “T... More »
