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Mayor Victor Gordo and Councilmember Rick Cole will ask the City Council to consider a draft ordinance at Monday’s City Council meeting in response to an item detailing other jurisdictions’ interactions with immigration officials. The proposal outlines a serie... More »
The theater companies, dance troupes, arts educators, and solo artists who make up Pasadena’s cultural fabric have until May 11 to apply for a share of city funding that last year topped $191,000. The City of Pasadena’s Cultural Affairs Division announced that... More »
The burned wood railing is gone. In its place, heavy-duty galvanized steel spans the Chuck Ballard Memorial Bridge at the mouth of Eaton Canyon — what the city called a significant milestone in its effort to rebuild fire-damaged trail infrastructure more than ... More »
Fifty native plants now surround a sculpture at the corner of Bonnie Avenue and Del Mar Boulevard, turning a rotating public art site into an example of art, horticulture and water conservation. The installation is the first product of a focused partnership be... More »
The Federal Emergency Management Agency halted all non-emergency recovery work Sunday morning, freezing Public Assistance reimbursements for ongoing disasters — including the January 2025 Eaton Fire — as a partial government shutdown affecting the Department o... More »
Billionaire gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer called on the crowd to tax people like him more, while one of his competitors, Rep. Eric Swalwell, said the California governor’s most important job should be to “keep Donald Trump and ICE out of our streets and o... More »
Pasadena officials are preparing to open a public hearing next month on proposed electric rate increases designed to address rising operating costs, infrastructure needs and the City’s long-term clean energy goals. The City Council is scheduled to set March 2 ... More »
City officials are reviewing how major U.S. cities and counties are responding to increased federal immigration enforcement activity, as local leaders consider whether additional policies are needed to guide interactions between municipal agencies and federal ... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, City officials are set to receive and file the city’s fiscal year 2025 annual financial reports, which show generally stable financial management despite pressures on operating funds and rising service costs. The reports, ... More »
Monday, February 23 Finance PUBLIC MEETING 3:00 P.M. ASADENA CITY HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBER 100 NORTH GARFIELD AVENUE, ROOM S249 CLICK HERE FOR THE AGENDA City Council Closed Session: 5:00 P.M. Public Meeting: 6:00 P.M. Public Hearing: 6:00 P.M. Council Chamber, P... More »
While the Housing, Homelessness and Planning Committee was on an unscheduled break due to technical difficulties, committee members said they felt isolated from the work being done by the City’s Continuum of Care. “I think the public looks to us and they say, ... More »
With officer elections scheduled for the first meeting in June and the board down three members — one absence and two resignations — the Pasadena Rental Housing Board on Thursday revisited whether to change how it elects its chair and vice chair, including whe... More »
