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The Pasadena City Council issued a proclamation on March 30 officially recognizing April as Earth Month in Pasadena, according to a city announcement. The designation will accompany a monthlong series of programs and activities aimed at encouraging residents t... More »
Want to know what your government is up to? Be prepared to pay up. A California state lawmaker wants to let public agencies charge an unspecified, uncapped fee if it takes their workers more than two hours to search for records to fulfill a public records requ... More »
A brief but notable shift in Pasadena’s weather pattern is on the way, with forecasters at the National Weather Service calling for clouds, patchy fog and a chance of rain beginning Tuesday — though residents can expect a return to warm, sunny skies by the wee... More »
Pasadena residents face a split holiday week as the newly-named March 31 Farmworkers Day triggers two separate rounds of closures: Los Angeles County offices and public schools shut down Monday, March 30, while California state offices, courts, and the Departm... More »
Pasadena residents face a split holiday week as Farmworkers Day triggers two separate rounds of closures: Los Angeles County offices and public schools shut down Monday, March 30, while California state offices, courts, and the Department of Motor Vehicles clo... More »
Pasadena residents soaking up a warm Sunday should enjoy it while it lasts. National Weather Service forecasters say temperatures will drop more than 10 degrees over the next few days, with a chance of rain arriving by Tuesday night — a notable shift for a cit... More »
Marchers gathered at the reflecting pool at Pasadena City College and moved west along Colorado Boulevard to City Hall on Saturday, their signs and chants folding into a larger national moment: the third “No Kings” day of protest, one of thousands of demonstra... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 20 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. School-Closure Fears Dominate PUSD Board Meeting Throngs Expected to March Through Pasadena Saturday for Th... More »
[Updated] Thousands are expected to march through the heart of Pasadena on Saturday for the third installment of the “No Kings” protest opposing recent federal policies and calling for civil liberties and justice. The event, officially titled No Kings 3.0, beg... More »
Thousands of Pasadena and Altadena residents are expected to march from Pasadena City College to Pasadena City Hall on Saturday morning as part of a nationwide day of political action. The demonstration, dubbed “No Kings 3.0,” is one of more than 3,000 protest... More »
The City of Pasadena and the One Arroyo Foundation are proud to announce a community Earth Day celebration on Saturday, April 18, featuring the official release of over 800 goats into the Arroyo Seco. Guests will have the opportunity to witness the goats as th... More »
The City of Pasadena is reminding tenants and landlords that the City’s temporary Fast-Track Remediation Program for wildfire-related smoke, ash, and soot complaints will remain in effect only through Saturday, April 11, 2026. The program was established to pr... More »
