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According to a city spokesperson, officials are working now on establishing ways to allow some businesses to open in the next 10 days, including nail salons and indoor shopping malls. “We are working on guidelines now,:” said Public Information Officer Lisa De... More »
Don’t forget, the city will resume overnight parking enforcement on Thursday. The return to writing citations comes after months of warnings to local citizens. Parking enforcement officials will also begin enforcing daytime street sweeping ordinances. “As a re... More »
In response to demands by former hotel workers to have the city enforce a right-to-recall ordinance that forces hotels to rehire former employees laid off due to coronavirus, a hotel spokesperson said the Langham Huntington Hotel has called more than 100 forme... More »
Progress in combatting the COVID-19 pandemic statewide and throughout Los Angeles County in recent weeks has prompted some business and educational leaders in Pasadena to call for quicker action to reopen segments of society long closed in response to the viru... More »
California commercial drivers can continue delivering essential products and supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic without worrying about an expiring license following a new round of extensions today by the California Department of Motor Vehicles. In accordanc... More »
?? The above video of the Bobcat Fire at Mt. Wilson was, incredibly, blended and stitched together from approximately 86,000 images taken from the HPWREN cameras atop Mt. Wilson. It was published on YouTube by Siobhán Dougall. On Sept. 14, Sam Hale, chair and ... More »
Following more than a week without a reported COVID-19 fatality, health officials in Pasadena announced three new infections and one new death on Tuesday. The newly reported death involved a man in his 80s, city spokesman Lisa Derderiain said. He was believed ... More »
The California Department of Public Health announced Tuesday that public outdoor playgrounds can open throughout the state. In Los Angeles County, the Public Health Department and Board of Supervisors are discussing but have not yet announced when playgrounds ... More »
The city’s overnight parking enforcement is set to resume on Oct. 1. Local residents will no longer receive warnings for violating the city’s overnight parking and daytime street sweeping ordinances. The City Council suspended enforcement of the overnight park... More »
Early results of a new study led by researchers from the Huntington Medical Research Institutes and the University of California, Irvine, has linked nickel-chromium alloy heating elements in vaping devices to incidents of lung injury among those who use the de... More »
The city’s census self-response rate has reached 70.2 percent, according to online data. The number is up from last month when just more than 65 percent of local residents had completed the survey which is taken once every 10 years. The numbers don’t include r... More »
The application period opens Thursday for a new city program aimed at increasing affordable housing in Pasadena by helping homeowners create secondary homes, or “accessory dwelling units” — also known as granny flats or converted garages — on their properties.... More »
