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There will be no L Line (Gold) service between Lake and South Pasadena Stations on Saturday, March 21 between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. due to scheduled maintenance. Free bus shuttles will replace trains in the area while work is performed. This means all southbound t... More »
Metro trains and buses will continue to operate in Pasadena and throughout Los Angeles and there are no plans to cease operations at this time, Metro Public Communications Officer Anna Chen wrote on Metro’s blog The Source. Metro is a mobility safety net for m... More »
Two storm systems took aim at the Southland Friday and will generate on-and-off rainfall over several days, forecasters said. The first was in the Pacific some 700 miles west of Los Angeles this morning, poised to trigger showers starting late Friday evening, ... More »
The Little League coach admits he’s just spitballing the idea right now. But James Yin, vice president of Pasadena American Little League (PALL), is wondering, in these coronavirus times, “What do we do if things don’t go back to normal anytime soon or ever? I... More »
A group of homeless mothers, their children and others have occupied a dozen vacant Caltrans-owned houses in El Sereno in an effort to call attention to the fact that the state transportation agency is sitting on more than 160 empty homes during an unprecedent... More »
Previous years’ Chalk Festival “As you may have heard by now, we have no choice but to postpone our highly anticipated Pasadena Chalk Festival scheduled for June 20-21. It is beyond our imagination that this could have ever happened. It carries with it great d... More »
NASA has directed employees and contractors at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena and in all NASA centers throughout the U.S. to “move to mandatory telework until further notice,” as a consequence of the COVID-19 emergency. The guidance was contained in... More »
Descanso Gardens announced late Wednesday that its gardens will be closed to the public until further notice, a day after The Huntington Library in San Marino did the same due to the coronavirus pandemic. While we know the gardens are a place of wellness and e... More »
The San Francisco Bay Area is in virtual lockdown, its streets all but empty of traffic and pedestrians, many stores closed and some 7 million people under orders to leave home only for “essential” reasons, such as food and medicine, for the next thr... More »
The Coronavirus scare has driven millions into the nation’s stores, causing a mass panic buy of goods that has left many store shelves bare or well beneath capacity. As the vice president of corporate affairs for Stater Bros. supermarkets, Nancy Negrette has h... More »
Pasadena Now has compiled this guide to local markets to provide up to date information on store hours, special services, and other information for local shoppers. The conditions are changing rapidly, and we will update this information at least once a day. Fo... More »
Due to COVID-19 precautions, all of LA County Library’s 86 locations are currently closed to the public through March 31, 2020. Due dates for borrowed materials have been automatically extended, no late fines will be assessed, and customers can return mat... More »
