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By Friday evening, two trailer-mounted towers will rise above the south parking lot at ArtCenter College of Design, antennas fanning out in every direction. Tables will follow, then radios, then batteries, then solar panels. By Saturday morning, what was a sla... More »
Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that InSite Realty Advisors’ proposal would arrange the homes around the site’s existing central park, implying the park would remain in its current location. According to InSite’s best-and-f... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education is set to consider approving the district’s special education spending blueprint for the coming year, a roughly $83 million annual budget and service plan that federal and state law require the district t... More »
The city is developing its first Environmental Justice Element, a new component of the city’s General Plan aimed at addressing environmental and public health disparities in historically underserved neighborhoods while complying with a state law requiring citi... More »
The City Council on Monday approved amendments to the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget, redirecting millions of dollars to street improvements, pedestrian safety projects and Olympic-related transportation infrastructure while authoriz... More »
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber is scheduled to deliver the keynote Thursday at a free dinner for Eaton Fire survivors in Pasadena, where attorneys also plan to present an updated 3D video analysis of how the January 2025 fire began. The event, cal... More »
The Eaton Fire area around Altadena is showing earlier signs of recovery than Pacific Palisades on several measures, Los Angeles County reported Monday, even as fewer than 1% of destroyed homes have been rebuilt and displacement assistance runs out for thousan... More »
A bill that would expand the use of court-ordered mediation in Los Angeles County has passed the state Senate Judiciary Committee, advancing a measure its author says is aimed at easing congested trial calendars and improving timely access to justice. Assembly... More »
Federal disaster aid for survivors of the Eaton Fire will keep flowing well into next year and beyond, after the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Wednesday approved California’s request to extend its housing and financial assistance for people displaced ... More »
A regional housing agency that counts Pasadena and South Pasadena among its 25 member cities has funded more than 1,000 affordable homes across the San Gabriel Valley, a milestone it announced Wednesday. The San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust said its b... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education is set to consider a resolution Thursday that would rescind its “Establishing Optimal School Size” resolution and replace it with a “District Transformation Process,” reopening the district’s stalled enro... More »
Cooler weather is on the way for Pasadena, with daytime highs dropping into the mid-70s by the weekend as marine layer clouds persist, forecasters said Thursday. The National Weather Service in Los Angeles reported that temperatures will trend downward from th... More »
