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Pasadena Water and Power Interim General Manager Jeffrey Kightlinger on Tuesday stressed the need to increase water rates in the city despite reduced water usage by local residents and businesses complying with conservation efforts in light of current drought ... More »
A proposed housing project that could be built near the historic Castle Green and the Green Hotel Apartments will go to the Design Commission, the City Council decided on Monday. The Design Commission will conduct an advisory review of the Sustainable Communit... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden is seeking nominations for his annual 41st Assembly District’s Woman of the Year and Women of Distinction celebration. “For 30 years, in recognition of Women’s History Month, the Legislature has honored the achievements of women thr... More »
One of Pasadena’s most influential arts organizations is preparing to bestow its seventh annual Impact award to an outstanding local contemporary arts group working directly with youth. The Pasadena Art Alliance (PAA) will award that deserving youth-oriented a... More »
District 7 candidate Jason Lyon announced key endorsements of his campaign for the Pasadena City Council on Tuesday. The endorsements are from a broad coalition of local leaders: former California Community Colleges Chancellor and State Senator Jack Scott; Los... More »
City Manager Cynthia Kurtz said on Monday the city would be willing to reconvene the committee responsible for planning the Black History Parade depending on the status of the pandemic. Kurtz said the city would be happy to bring the committee back together ag... More »
The City Council unanimously approved on Monday the proposed agreement with the California Conservation Corps (CCC) to assist with non-native vegetation removal in the Arroyo Seco. The approval was based on city staff’s findings that “the project is consistent... More »
Pasadena Now has learned that acting upon Mayor Victor Gordo’s request the City Council adjourned Monday in honor of local activist Dolores Hickambottom. Hickambottom, 90, died last month while the City Council was on break. Hickambottom, a 57-year resident of... More »
Californians may now opt to receive vehicle registration renewal notices by email instead of a paper notice by traditional mail. Offering the option for electronic notices is part of the California Department of Motor Vehicles commitment to expand digital serv... More »
[Publisher’s Note: This is a developing story. It will be updated as new developments occur.] The Pasadena City College Faculty Association announced Sunday it will be filing an Unfair Labor Practice charge against the Pasadena Area Community College District ... More »
Pasadena’s Design Commission on Tuesday will continue to examine a proposal to construct a new eight-story, 335,560-square-foot, 375-room hotel at 1336-1350 and 1347-1365 E. Colorado Blvd., 35-39 N. Hill Ave., and 36-56 N. Holliston Ave in Council Districts 2 ... More »
Pasadena Water and Power will be reporting about the City’s Water Supply and Projected Water Use for the years 2025 through 2040 when they appear Tuesday at a meeting of the City Council’s Municipal Services Committee. A preliminary PWP report showed the prese... More »
