The County Board of Supervisors Tuesday advanced a proposal that would allow doctors and nurses at county-run hospitals to distribute free gun locks in an effort to promote firearm safety. “Gun locks can save lives — especially in households with children,” S... More »
One year ago this week, City leaders announced that Eugene Harris had been hired as the City’s next police chief. He immediately hit the ground running after he took over in January, and now the department will soon be “revamping and re-branding” itself, refl... More »
Police Wednesday are scheduled to give an update on the fatal shooting of Mickey Cooper, the younger brother of former Lakers star Michael Cooper. The Pasadena Police Department’s Robbery Homicide Unit will deliver the update at a Wednesday news conference on ... More »
The Pasadena Public Library system will close early at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 22, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, and will remain closed through Friday, November 24. Regular library hours will resume on Saturday, November 25. Despite the p... More »
The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County dropped Tuesday for the 52nd time in 53 days, decreasing 2 cents to $5.064, its lowest amount since July 28. The average price has dropped $1.251 over the past 53 days, includin... More »
A stolen vehicle was recovered and its driver arrested on weapons charges in Pasadena late last night, according to Pasadena Police Lieutenant Edgar Sanchez. The incident occurred at 11:51 p.m. on Monday, November 20 at the intersection of Carlton Avenue and L... More »
The Los Angeles Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) recently completed an election to appoint a new alternate member representing independent special districts, with Lagerlof, LLP Partner William F. Kruse in Pasadena providing services pro bono for the e... More »
As the challenge of homelessness intensifies in Pasadena, a panel of experts and a community discussion are set to explore potential solutions. The panel for “How We Can End Street Homelessness in Pasadena” on Wednesday, Nov. 29 will feature knowledgeable figu... More »
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is opening its Operation Santa Letter Adoption program before Black Friday for the first time, in response to customer requests. Now in its 111th year, USPS Operation Santa invites the public to adopt letters written to Santa on... More »
ArtCenter College of Design recently showcased the remarkable creative output of students by hosting its inaugural Entertainment Design Expo (ENTX) in Pasadena, which provided a platform for industry professionals to discover new talent and delve into the nuan... More »
In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the community, Alex Aghajanian, President of the Tournament of Roses Association, will be honored on Thursday, Dec. 7, at the annual President’s Breakfast hosted by the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce. The event... More »
Changing demographics in Pasadena will likely lead to further drops in Pasadena Unified School District enrollment in coming years, a new forecast shows. There are 14,004 students enrolled in PUSD for the school year 2023-2024. Within six years that number c... More »
