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Kermit the Frog on Monday was named celebrity conductor in “The Rose Parade’s New Year Celebration Presented by Honda.” The popular muppet will lead the virtual performance showcasing high school and college seniors. The world’s most famous amphibian, an inter... More »
Pasadena police officials said they stopped sharing information acquired through automated license plate readers with Homeland Security Investigations after realizing the federal law enforcement agency could be affiliated with Immigration and Customs Enforceme... More »
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday said that while it’s highly unfortunate the Rose Bowl Game will not be played in Pasadena this year, the decision to not grant an exemption in state health guidelines to allow player guests to attend, resulting in the rel... More »
According to a Huntington Hospital spokesperson, resources could soon become “scarce” if the number of COVID-19 patients continues to grow. As of Monday morning, the hospital was treating 154 coronavirus patients, including 30 patients in the intensive care u... More »
The city’s Housing Department will not conduct the years-long practice of counting people experiencing homeless in January. According to the department, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has approved the city’s request for exceptions r... More »
The three-week state stay-home-order issued by Gov. Gavin Newsom is scheduled to end later this month, on December 30. But before businesses rush to reopen, it is likely that due to the lack of intensive care units bed and continued unimpeded spread of the cor... More »
Pasadenans could begin receiving stimulus checks from the federal government as early as next week, according to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. “People are going to see this money at the beginning of next week,” Mnuchin said during an interview with CNBC M... More »
Pasadena city officials are reminding residents that City Hall, as well as most other city services, will be closed during Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. The Police and Fire departments will continue operating as usual, city officials said in a written stat... More »
Congress on Sunday announced an agreement on a pandemic aid and full-year government spending bill that could put stimulus checks in the pockets of Pasadena residents. The deal follows months of deadlock. According to details of the deal, the package include... More »
The three-week state stay-home-order issued by Gov. Gavin Newsom is scheduled to end later this month. But before businesses rush to reopen, it is likely that due to the lack of intensive care units bed and continued unimpeded spread of the coronavirus the ord... More »
Although the College Football Playoff has every right to move the Jan. 1 game from Pasadena to Texas, they have no right to use the name Rose Bowl Game. The name is co-owned by the city and the Tournament of Roses Association per a master license agreement. Th... More »
[UPDATED] COVID-19 has slowed the wheels of justice to a significant extent throughout Pasadena and beyond, and a Pasadena defense attorney says the delays and restrictions that accompany the pandemic are harming defendants’ rights to speedy trials guaranteed ... More »
