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Pasadena Transit has implemented service changes starting last month largely in response to a current shortage of bus drivers. Like many industries with front line labor, the public transit industry is experiencing an unprecedented driver shortage nationwide,... More »
Pasadena Media’s award-winning local news talk show “NewsRap Local with Justin Chapman” continues this Friday at 5 p.m. with featured guest Victor Gordo, mayor of Pasadena. “Mayor Gordo helms the city during a period of transition for Pasadena,” said host Just... More »
The City Council’s Economic Development and Technology committee will discuss tiny villages as a strategy to combat homelessness. The “tiny home villages” model has become popular nationwide and locally, and regulations for tiny villages have been adopted by s... More »
The City’s Arts & Culture Commission approved awarding $188,935 to fund 26 awardees for the 2022-23 round of the Annual Grants Program Awards, Acting Director of Planning and Community Development and the Cultural Affairs Division Jennifer Paige announced las... More »
One hundred years after the Penn State football team got stuck in traffic and delayed the start of the first contest in the newly named “Rose Bowl” before losing to USC, 14-12, the Rose Bowl stadium and about 1,200 of its closest friends celebrated a century ... 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. Top Stories: Council Scheduled to Discuss Process to Appoint New District 3 Councilmember After Kennedy’s P... More »
Los Angeles County officially has escaped the federal government’s “high” COVID-19 activity category, advancing to the “medium” level thanks to the falling rate of new virus-related hospital admissions. The county moved into the U.S. Centers for Disease Contro... More »
About 1,200 gathered to mark the 100th birthday of the Rose Bowl with “The Party of the Century” Saturday on the stadium’s legendary playing field. This week, Caltech looked back at its connections to the championship football games it hosted before the stadiu... More »
Pasadenans used less water in June and July compared to the same months in each of the last five years, according to Pasadena Water and Power. But the eight percent drop is less than the 15 percent goal, city officials said, prompting City Manager Cynthia Kurt... More »
Local leaders and young would-be home builders and designers gathered at Tournament House Thursday as the Building Industry Association of Southern California (BIASC) celebrated its 99th year and unveiled a rendering of its 100-year anniversary 2023 Rose Parad... More »
Councilmembers in Downey said the city could be removed from the Rose Parade if it cannot find a way to raise money to produce a float for the coming parade. The nonprofit Downey Rose Float Association may seek financial subsidies from Downey taxpayers, accor... More »
Los Angeles County will transition to a newly approved method of administering smaller doses of the monkeypox vaccine next week, a move that officials say will lead to a five-fold increase in the availability of shots locally. Even with that increase, however,... More »
