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The Pasadena Public Health Department opened its first clinic offering COVID-19 vaccines to children six months to four years old on Thursday afternoon. Additional clinics will take place at 1845 N. Fair Oaks Ave. on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 4:30 p.m... More »
With temperatures over the weekend expected to hover about 90 degrees on both Saturday and Sunday under clear skies and a blazing sun, and the City of Pasadena is reminding residents to limit their time outdoors and be mindful of their health. “Please stay hyd... More »
[UPDATED] California Natural Resources Agency Secretary Wade Crowfoot lauded Pasadenans, including city authorities Thursday for local measures taken to save water but with the worsening drought conditions, urged residents and businesses to step up their effor... More »
Public Health Director and Health Officer Dr. Ying-Ying Goh has been one of six people selected for the 2022-23 class of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy fellows at the National Academy of Medicine. This fellowship is the nation’s most prestigious ... More »
County elections officials Thursday begin the long process of validating some 717,000 signatures submitted by organizers of the effort to recall Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón. “We’re turning in everything right now,” Tim Lineberger of the ... More »
Mayor Victor Gordo has been forced to cancel plans to clean windshields in honor of a one-armed man who died recently. For decades, Theodore Stacks, known as John, cleaned windshields at the intersection of Pasadena Avenue and Del Mar Boulevards. John passed a... More »
City Hearing Officer Paul Novak on Wednesday approved the Minor Conditional Use Permit (MCUP) that will allow the conversion of an existing 87-unit dormitory at 1605 Elizabeth Street, into 63 units of multi-family residential housing. The approval also allows... More »
Responding to a gay couple’s lawsuit that alleges their wishes to have a son were thwarted when a female embryo was wrongly implanted in their gestational carrier, a spokesman for a Pasadena-based in vitro fertilization clinic said Wednesday every child has “v... More »
Two mosquito samples taken in San Marino have tested positive for West Nile virus, bringing to three the number of positive mosquito samples in Los Angeles County this season, the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District announced Tuesday. “The distr... More »
The Rose Bowl Stadium will receive an important $3 million award from the State of California as part of the passage of the California Legislature’s AB 178. Funds from the award will support important capital infrastructure improvements with the main gas and w... More »
Just when Pasadenans settled into a morning weather pattern of morning low clouds and cooler weather, the National Weather Service predicts a warming trend that will start Thursday and continue into the weekend. There will be weak sundowners each evening for t... More »
Pasadena’s Historic Preservation Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved on the Certificate of Appropriateness for the proposed construction of a 300 square-foot pool house in front of the two-story mansion at 1145 Arden Road known as the Jewett Estate. The... More »
