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The sounds of Agnes Gottschewski’s violin echoed down her Pasadena street on Saturday, as has become a semi-regular weekly neighborhood tradition. The professional musician, who plays with the Costa Mesa-based Pacific Symphony and serves as assistant concertma... More »
On Monday, the California Census Campaign held a meeting to provide an update on their progress with 30 days left in the count. Nationally, the campaign 64.7 percent response, that still isn’t enough for the Census Bureau and their partners. And in the next 30... More »
Although the state legislature passed legislation on Monday that will require tenants to pay 25 percent of back rent not paid during the moratorium for the remainder of the year, Pasadena’s eviction moratorium remains unchanged. According to information releas... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is scheduled Tuesday to consider a suggestion that changes are needed in tracking the results of more than $400 million in spending on dozens of initiatives aimed at curbing homelessness, including restructuring the ... More »
? Monday marked the 26th day that Pasadena did not report a COVID-19 fatality, but eight new infections were detected in the city, and total cases statewide topped 700,000, officials said The city’s seven-day average of new infections stood at 11, according to... More »
Pasadena Humane is inviting the public to join in an online presentation Wednesday outlining ways to live with coyotes sharing neighborhoods with people. The family-friendly coyote safety webinar is scheduled for noon, according to the organization. “Our exper... More »
Eligible Los Angeles County voters interested in having a say on how voting districts are mapped — which can determine how much power various voting blocs have in deciding who runs the county — can still apply to join the 2020 Citizens Redistricting Commission... More »
Pasadena Accessibility & Disability Commission elected Commissioner James Farr as Chair. Farr is the District 3 representative appointed by Council Member John K. Kennedy. Kennedy sad “Almost all of my appointees are told in the interview process, among other ... More »
Roughly one in five tenants in Los Angeles County have paid their rent late or skipped at least one payment during the pandemic, putting them at risk of losing their homes when the state’s eviction moratorium expires, according to a joint UCLA-USC study releas... More »
The massive Amorphophallus titanum, also known as the “corpse flower” or “stinky plant,” at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens grew 6.5 inches over the weekend, but has still yet to show signs of its rare and pungent bloom, which is expec... More »
Following a few days of relative relief from the recent heat wave, temperatures in Pasadena are expected to climb past 105 degrees this weekend, prompting city officials to reopen their cooling center Friday through Labor Day. Patchy morning fog and partially ... More »
A local tenant rights group claims Gov. Gavin Newsom is supporting new legislation that could lead to waves of evictions. Assembly Bill 3088, the Tenant Relief Act of 2020, requires tenants to pay at least 25 percent of their rent from September through Januar... More »
