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Pasadena’s Human Services Commission will be reviewing a proposal Wednesday for a “Bridge Housing Village” composed of 40 tiny homes in an effort to combat homelessness, starting with seniors. The proposal, as outlined in a staff report, calls for a two-phase ... More »
With less than a month to go until the city’s Great Plates program ends, the Parks Recreation and Community Services Department is looking to move local seniors needing assistance getting food to another program. The Great Plates program is designed to support... More »
A Pasadena woman has partnered with the Latino Restaurant Association to raise more than $60,000 to buy meals for frontline workers while at the same time supporting local minority-owned restaurants. Trisha Muse said she started Pasadena Food Hug in August, in... More »
Three Pasadena Fire Department Firefighters were promoted to the rank of engineer last week in small, socially distanced ceremonies. Firefighters Kevin Ross, O’Bryan Malray and Tenoa Stevenson achieved the rank of engineer, authorizing them to take the wheel o... More »
In an effort to speed up the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines throughout California, state officials last week authorized dentists who undergo a brief training regimen to administer the vaccines. The California Department of Consumer Affairs issued an order t... More »
LA County reported 14,482 new cases of COVID-19 and 166 additional deaths on Sunday, bringing the county’s totals to 920,177 cases and 12,250 fatalities. The rising number of deaths has led to issues at some hospitals, which have been running out of space to s... More »
? Pasadena health officials reported 147 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday and two additional fatalities. The numbers increase the city’s total cases to 8,397, and 175 fatalities. As of Sunday, Huntington Hospital reported 196 patients battling the virus, includin... More »
In what might be called a “backyard chat” with the people of Pasadena, Mayor Victor Gordo on Sunday put out a brief videotaped update of where the city stands in its battle against COVID-19. “Let me just say first and foremost that it’s very important that we ... More »
In what might be called a “backyard chat” with the people of Pasadena, Mayor Victor Gordo on Sunday put out a brief videotaped update of where the city stands in its battle against COVID-19. “Let me just say first and foremost that it’s very important that we ... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 61 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Pandemic-Caused Rose Parade Cancellation, Rose Bowl Game Move Pack $200 Million Punch to Local... More »
With 238 new cases of COVID-19 detected in Pasadena on Friday, the city has reported more than 200 daily infections for four days in a row and exceeded 8,000 total infections, authorities said. Two new fatalities were also reported, city spokeswoman Lisa Derde... More »
Ralphs announced Friday that it has begun administering free COVID-19 vaccinations to its pharmacists and pharmacy staff, along with other health care providers at its 50 pharmacies in Los Angeles and Riverside counties. Ralphs Pharmacy locations in the city o... More »
