As Metro faces staffing shortages mostly due to the pandemic, the Los Angeles County transport authority will be making temporary service adjustments, including reduced operating hours and longer waiting times, starting on Sunday, Feb. 20. The changes will imp... More »
After a hot Super Bowl Sunday followed by almost an inch of hail complete with lightning on Tuesday, Pasadena is back to mild weather with a warming trend to Pasadena through the end of the week. Santa Ana wind gusts up to 25 mph may occur locally. Stronger wi... More »
On the day it lifted its outdoor mask-wearing mandate thanks to dwindling COVID-19 hospitalization numbers, Pasadena’s Public Health Dept. reported another 4 coronavirus-related deaths in its latest data, pushing the city closer to the grim milestone of 400 su... More »
The city’s economic team expressed optimism on Tuesday that the travel and tourism industries in Pasadena will bounce back this 2022 as the continued impact of COVID-19 pandemic lessens. During the meeting of the Economic Development Technology Committee, Davi... More »
The state of California lifted its COVID-19 indoor mask-wearing requirement for vaccinated people Wednesday, but Pasadena will continue enforcing its own indoor face-covering rule. Local health departments are permitted to enforce stricter standards than state... More »
Nearly an inch of hail accumulation blanketed parts of Pasadena Tuesday afternoon creating a winter wonderland dramatically different from last weekend’s nearly 90-degree Super Bowl Sunday. Temperatures plunged nearly 30 degrees and rain, lightening, and hail... More »
There were no surprises on the first day of the local election season as three local residents pulled papers on Monday to run for seats in two local City Council races. According to the city’s website, Brandon Lamar pulled papers in District 3 and Jason Lyon a... More »
Warm sunny skies over Pasadena will be just a memory as clouds and rain sweep across the area Tuesday, forecasters said. Pasadena’s daytime high Tuesday will plummet 30 degrees from Sunday’s high to just 57, according to the National Weather Service. A 50% cha... More »
The local election season for City Council seats in districts 3, 5 and 7 kicked off on Monday with a candidate workshop led by City Clerk Mark Jomsky. An additional workshop will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 16. Appointments are also available by co... More »
Los Angeles County remained on track Monday to lift its outdoor mask-wearing requirement by mid-week thanks to another drop in the number of COVID-positive patients in local hospitals. According to state figures, there were 2,054 COVID-positive patients in cou... More »
The number of COVID-positive hospital patients continues to plunge in Los Angeles County, declining by 125 people to 2,086, according to the latest state figures released Sunday. The number of those patients in intensive care was 439, down from 461 a day earli... More »
According to a memo from the city’s Health Director Dr. Ying-Ying Goh, due to decreasing transmission of the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus the city will redefine outdoor mega events in alignment with state guidance, after February 15. Starting on Wedne... More »
