It was quite the winter for the 2022-23 Caltech women’s basketball team, who earned massive wins en route to achieving one of the strongest seasons in program history. On top of reaching its second-highest win total ever, last year’s squad also earned its sec... More »
Rick Cole, former Pasadena Mayor and Councilmember and a current Planning Commissioner, launched his campaign for the Pasadena District 2 Council seat on Saturday morning in MacDonald Park. Cole, who is also the Chief Deputy Controller of the City of Los Angel... More »
More than 2,000 community members, friends and neighbors dined, danced and donated as the Pasadena Heritage Colorado Street Bridge Party returned from a five-year, pandemic-caused absence. Throngs filled the west end of the Bridge and park against a backgroun... More »
The National Weather Service issued a warning on Sunday for dangerously high temperatures expected to persist across the San Gabriel Valley until at least Monday due to a strong high-pressure system over the West Coast. Despite a slight cooling trend expected... More »
On the July 16 one-year anniversary of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, data reveals that California centers answered 280,637 calls, chats, and texts, more than any other state in the U.S. The vast majority of these contacts were resolved without further i... More »
A comprehensive presentation on the Central Library Earthquake Retrofit & Restoration Project will be featured at the Historic Preservation Commission’s regular public meeting on Tuesday, July 18 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at the George Ellery Ha... More »
Polytechnic School’s Engineering Club students are in Texas on Saturday, as the all-electric car designed and built entirely by the students undergoes safety checks before the 30th Annual Solar Car Challenge race starts Sunday. The Poly team left for Texas on ... More »
? Caltech alumnus Leroy (Lee) Hood (BS ’60, PhD ’68) has spent over half a century thinking about how to live a good life. Hood is currently the CEO of Phenome Health, a nonprofit created to measure individuals’ genetics, metabolites, environment, and behavior... More »
Crossing North Lake Avenue on foot is going to be a lot safer in the near future. The Pasadena Department of Transportation has been awarded a $9.9 million grant from the State of California for the North Lake Avenue Pedestrian and Safety Enhancement Project, ... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 20 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Showbiz Strikes Take Bite Out of City’s Film Permits Rental Board Told to Create Staffing Plan... More »
Four members of a 2022-2023 Pasadena City College men’s basketball team that reached the Southern California Regional Finals are moving on to 4-year universities with scholarships. All-State honorable mention and All-South Coast Conference selection Jonathan T... More »
Cal Fire Battalion Chief Jon Heggie wasn’t expecting much to worry about when a late summer fire erupted north of Santa Cruz, home to California’s moist and cool “asbestos forests.” This place doesn’t burn, he thought, with just three notable fires there in 70... More »
