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Pasadena’s roughly $100 million investment portfolio holds no direct stakes in fossil fuel producers or weapons manufacturers, a Finance Department review confirms ahead of Tuesday’s Legislative Policy Committee meeting. Finance Director Karin Schnaider is exp... More »
Pasadena’s Rent Stabilization Department has collected approximately $6.2 million in rental housing fees this fiscal year but has left three staff positions unfilled—contributing to a $3.1 million budget surplus at the midyear mark, according to city documents... More »
Landlords who have not registered their rental units with the City of Pasadena will face the maximum late fee starting Friday, February 6, adding $119, bringing the total registry cost per unit to $357. The 50% penalty marks the final tier of escalating fees u... More »
The City of Pasadena has implemented an expedited inspection program that will require landlords to professionally assess and remediate wildfire debris in rental units, a year after the Eaton Fire left properties across the area coated in potentially toxic ash... More »
The Pasadena City Council paused Monday night to honor a Pasadena native who passed away last month, promote a closing-day exhibit on Eaton fire survivors, and deliver a series of civic announcements and recognitions that framed the meeting’s ceremonial moment... More »
The City Council authorized an alternative project delivery method to install solar energy systems at five municipally owned facilities as part of the city’s push to expand locally generated, carbon-free electricity. The proposal, brought forward by Pasadena W... More »
A confused Monday night vote and a public admission of error by Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo punctuated a contentious City Council meeting Monday, as the Council moved to reopen a public hearing over a proposed safe parking program at All Saints Church that has... More »
The City Council will conduct the first reading of a hearing of an ordinance that will establish how vacancies on the City Council are filled when less than two years remain on an unexpired district term. Under the former rules, the City Council appointed repl... More »
The City Council is scheduled to consider authorizing an alternative project delivery method to install solar energy systems at five municipally owned facilities as part of the city’s push to expand locally generated, carbon-free electricity. The proposal, bro... More »
The City Council will consider reopening a public hearing and revive a stalled environmental review tonight for a proposed safe-parking program at All Saints Church, setting the stage for renewed debate — and potential legal challenges — over whether the move ... More »
Pasadena is expanding what it lobbies for in Sacramento and Washington, adding disaster relief priorities following recent wildfires while also opposing Trump administration policies that would condition federal funding on local cooperation with immigration en... More »
Barbara Pitts has resigned from the Pasadena Rental Housing Board, citing health issues that affected her attendance, the second departure from the rent control oversight body in two months. Pitts, who held the District 4 tenant seat since April 2023, submitte... More »
