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During a review of the pre-development plan for a mixed-use companion to the Heritage Square Apartments, the project’s builders reaffirmed their commitment to local hiring and the use of local resources. “We absolutely stand behind our initial commitment and o... More »
The Pasadena Department of Public Health has created an online form for seniors 65 and older to fill out in order to receive updates on when COVID-19 vaccines will be available in the city. The move comes on the heels of an announcement by state public health ... More »
Santa Ana winds will make a return to the Southland Thursday, bringing the region a taste of warm winter weather but also raising the risk of wildfires with gusty and dry conditions. Pasadena won’t see much wind but will warm up to 84 today under clear skies a... More »
As expected, the state Wednesday authorized immediate access to COVID-19 vaccines for residents aged 65 and older, following new guidance from the federal government, but Los Angeles County will continue to prioritize healthcare workers before making doses ava... More »
COVID-19 sickened 113 people in Pasadena and claimed two additional lives on Wednesday, authorities said. The two newest victims who died were both men, one in his 50s and one his 70s, according to city spokeswoman Lisa Derderian. Both cases were believed to h... More »
A South Pasadena Black Lives Matter activist sued the city of Los Angeles Wednesday, alleging she was hit with a baton and shot in the stomach and arm with projectiles used by LAPD officers during a protest in the Fairfax District last spring after the death o... More »
It’s never good to brag. But there are times when doing a good job just has to be applauded. And Wednesday was one of those times for the Pasadena Public Works Department. Over the month of December, Pasadena Public Works employees must have been working overt... More »
Healthcare workers administering COVID-19 vaccinations are wrapping up their visits to the city’s long-term healthcare facilities. “By Wednesday, we believe that every long-term healthcare facility will have been visited or have staff and residents vaccinated ... More »
The Pasadena Arts and Culture Commission is set to consider new guidelines for this year’s Annual Grants Program at their meeting on Thursday. The commission will consider staff recommendations to changes to the program guidelines for fiscal year 2020-2021, ac... More »
Salena M. Preciado, from Kaiser Permanente Southern California in Pasadena, and colleagues found that women with suspected acute coronary syndrome who have low-risk History, Electrocardiogram, Age, Risk factors, and Troponin, or HEART scores, have more appropr... More »
One day after the anniversary of the world’s first reported death caused by COVID-19 in Wuhan, China, Pasadena added eight more people to the city’s coronavirus death toll. Three of the recent deaths involved residents of care facilities, but the other five di... More »
Along with the adult-size problems associated with the ongoing pandemic, uncertainty and social isolation can also take a psychological toll on children, according to a Pasadena child psychologist. Fear and a lack of social contact seem to be among the two big... More »
