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Pasadena’s 28th annual Latino Heritage Parade and Festival is scheduled for this afternoon and evening, with organizers planning a special recognition of the day laborers, street vendors, caregivers, and other workers they call the city’s “Unsung Heroes.” Jose... More »
Pasadena will see a dramatic change in weather this weekend, with rain arriving tonight and temperatures dropping more than 20 degrees by Monday, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters expect cloudy conditions and patchy morning fog today befor... More »
Volunteers removed trash and debris from the Arroyo Seco and surrounding parkland at Brookside Park for California Coastal Cleanup Day, according to the City of Pasadena, which is pursuing a proposed project to capture and treat drainage that now reaches the s... More »
Pasadena landlords have until Saturday, Oct. 31, to register their rental units and pay the 2026 fee of $236.54 per unit, and the Rent Stabilization Department is offering free walk-in sessions to help, according to the City of Pasadena. The remaining sessions... More »
Seventy-four households whose rent is subsidized through Emergency Housing Vouchers administered by the City of Pasadena will be able to keep receiving rental assistance beyond Dec. 31, when the federal program is anticipated to end, under new Tenant Protectio... More »
For four hours Friday evening, Pasadena became one enormous art gallery, with a few theaters, historic mansions, music studios and food trucks thrown in for good measure. And everyone was invited. The city’s twice-yearly ArtNight unfolded across 23 locations,... More »
Pasadena will celebrate its 10th annual National Coming Out Day Saturday, Oct. 10, with music, resource tables, crafts, giveaways and a car display at the Memorial Park Band Shell. The city says the gathering commemorates its efforts to foster an inclusive com... More »
A meeting to consider giving Los Angeles County control of key administrative functions for regional homelessness programs ended abruptly Friday without a vote, prompting Mayor Karen Bass and four City Council members to criticize the proposal and call for sha... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education voted Thursday night to cut back its draft definition of a “District Transformation Process” to the first two paragraphs of the proposed language and to hand the work to a community committee facilitated ... More »
Pasadena Water and Power will hold a Solar Power and Battery 101 virtual workshop Thursday, Nov. 5, at 6 p.m. on new rebates that General Manager David M. Reyes said save residents an average of 20% to 30% on upfront costs. Staff will also cover choosing vendo... More »
Pasadena Water and Power is scheduled to begin replacing the water main on Mentor Avenue between San Pasqual Street and Del Mar Boulevard on Oct. 26 and will start work on Villa Street from Hill Avenue to Palo Verde Avenue in November, according to the City of... More »
Los Angeles County planners are scheduled to take community feedback on Altadena’s zoning and rebuilding rules at a listening session Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Collaboratory, the second of three such sessions. The session centers on land use and zoning in Alta... More »
