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Southern California Edison is now suing the agencies that sued it. The utility filed cross-complaints Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court naming Los Angeles County, Pasadena Water & Power, five other water agencies, and Southern California Gas, alleging their... More »
More than a year after the Eaton Fire tore through northeast Pasadena, city planners told the Planning Commission this week that debris removal is complete, rebuilding is underway, and dozens of families have begun the long process of returning home. During a ... More »
In a statement on Monday, the City announced that City Manager Miguel Márquez will retire so he can focus on family during a time of significant personal need. “Serving the people of Pasadena has been one of the greatest honors of my career,” said Márquez. “I’... More »
A California assemblymember has initiated a state audit of prevention and response efforts related to the devastating Eaton and Palisades fires that killed 30 people and destroyed more than 18,000 buildings in Los Angeles County. Assemblymember John Harabedian... More »
The Pasadena Police Department has implemented comprehensive policy changes and officer training to comply with California’s stricter standards for police use of deadly force, according to a report scheduled for discussion at Wednesday’s Public Safety Committe... More »
The Pasadena City Council will convene a virtual emergency meeting today at 1 p.m. to discuss participation in the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Disaster Mitigation Program, focusing on fire-debris removal and mitigation. Additionally, the counc... More »
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has banned insurance companies from canceling or not renewing policies for homeowners affected by the Eaton and Palisades fires for one year. The moratorium, which Lara announced Thursday night, will be in effect ... More »
The nation’s largest United States federal appeals court has temporarily closed its Pasadena courthouse and shifted to remote operations in response to dangerous wildfire conditions threatening Los Angeles County. The closure, announced late Thursday and effec... More »
I come from a very traditional family. In fact, back in college, my dad and I would – on most days – grab newspapers and coffee from the same convenience store a block away from campus and spend mornings in silence catching up on yesterday’s news. Fast forward... More »
In commemoration of the 450th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s birth in 2014, the California International Antiquarian Book Fair (Book Fair) will pay tribute to the Bard when it opens its doors to the public from February 7 – 9 at t... More »
X-ray vision on cellphones, circuits that repair themselves and low-cost portable diagnostic devices that detect medical conditions are only some of the technology involving high-speed integrated circuits that will be discussed in a lecture on Wednesday, Janua... More »
Pasadena has received the highest grade in the American Lung Association’s “State of Tobacco Control 2014” Report released Wednesday, January 22. Pasadena is among eighteen cities and counties that received an “A” for their tobacco control policies. A total of... More »
