Pasadena Unified School District and its teachers union remain deadlocked over contract negotiations involving $16 million in staffing and salary proposals, with both sides presenting contrasting views on the District’s financial capacity amid the District’s p... More »
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed debris removal from its first Eaton Fire-destroyed Altadena residential property Friday, marking a milestone in Los Angeles County’s recovery efforts. The Phase 2 cleanup operation, carried out under FEMA’s direction,... More »
The American Institute of Architects Pasadena & Foothill Chapter has launched “Ask an Architect,” a new program connecting community members affected by the January 2025 wildfires with licensed architects for free consultations to help inform them of their opt... More »
More L.A. County residents are deciding to ride Metro to get to school, work, services and enjoy weekend activities with the agency reporting Friday more than 311 million boardings occurred in 2024, representing an 8% increase compared to 2023 figures. Metro r... More »
A Pasadena lawmaker has co-introduced legislation Friday to expand mental health support for Los Angeles residents affected by recent wildfires. The Wildfire Trauma Recovery and Resiliency Act (Assembly Bill 1032), authored by Assemblymember John Harabedian (D... More »
Los Angeles County is taking steps to prevent the separation of siblings in foster care through a major funding initiative. Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger presented a $506,488 check yesterday to Together California, a visionary child welfare organiz... More »
Los Angeles County is seeking community leaders and residents to join a new Governance Reform Task Force that will help transform how the County is governed. The task force, established following voter approval of Measure G last November, will develop recommen... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board’s Thursday Special Meeting was canceled due to inadvertent omissions in the public notification, marking the third scheduling change in a series of actions surrounding the planned Rental Board meetings this week. The City issu... More »
More than 800 architects, engineers, designers, contractors, and developers gathered at a two-day summit on February 13 and 14 to accelerate the rebuilding of communities devastated by recent wildfires. The initiative, launched by Los Angeles County, aims to f... More »
The City of Pasadena Department of Housing has completed its annual Point-in-Time Homeless Count, a critical data-gathering initiative that provides a snapshot of the homeless population and guides strategic planning and funding for homeless services. The coun... More »
In his State of the City speech on Wednesday, Mayor Victor Gordo said that currently 10% of the City’s households benefit from affordable housing or rental assistance programs. “Over the past four years, Pasadena constructed 375 affordable housing units, repre... More »
Labor and healthcare organizations will distribute essential supplies Friday to families displaced by the catastrophic Eaton Fire. Labor Community Services (LCS) and Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 121RN will host the resource distribution e... More »
