A coalition of elected officials is urging Latino voters Friday to support Measure G, a proposal to expand the County Board of Supervisors from five to nine members, which they say will bring greater representation for residents. In addition to expanding the b... More »
The City has received $2.7 million through a competitive state Encampment Resolution Funding grant, according to an announcement made by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Oct. 4. In total, 18 communities were awarded grants, according to Housing Director William Huang. The... More »
The City Council is dark on Monday but will return for two meetings before the election. At that election, local voters will have a chance to cast their votes on issues that could change the City Charter, including term limits, City Council vacancies, and the ... More »
On Tuesday night the Pasadena Design Commission reviewed two high-profile projects that highlight the city’s ongoing challenge of integrating modern architecture with its historic character. At their October 8th meeting, Commissioners debated the merits of a b... More »
Pasadena transportation officials are seeking new authority to restrict parking and vehicle standing in problematic alleyways. The proposed change to Section 10.40.140 of the Pasadena Municipal Code would allow the city to post “No Parking” or “No Stopping” si... More »
The Pasadena City Council will soon consider changes to parking rates in the South Lake District, following a recommendation from the Municipal Services Committee made on Tuesday. The proposal seeks to implement occupancy-based pricing for both on-street parki... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors adopted supplemental changes to the county’s 2024-25 budget Tuesday, increasing the total spending plan to $49.2 billion. County CEO Fesia Davenport presented her recommended budget updates to the board, adding rough... More »
The City of Pasadena Department of Transportation announced Tuesday, October 8 that it is developing a Local Roadway Safety Action Plan to identify and prioritize traffic safety projects for future funding opportunities. The City is inviting residents to learn... More »
The Pasadena Planning Commission is set to review a request for the renewal of a Planned Development (PD) Plan for a controversial housing project at 3200 E. Foothill Blvd., a site previously used by the Navy for weapon testing. Developers propose a 500-unit r... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board discussed plans to simplify the exemption process for the city’s new Rental Registry process after some homeowners were mistakenly asked to register properties they live in. The Board intends to streamline exemptions for owne... More »
Pasadena city officials are weighing significant changes to parking rates in the South Lake Ave. business area, aiming to better manage demand and generate additional revenue. The proposed adjustments, recommended by the South Lake Parking Place Commission, wo... More »
The City Council’s Municipal Services Committee on Tuesday will discuss new parking restrictions in city alleys, potentially impacting Transportation Network Company (TNC) vehicles and food delivery drivers that have increasingly used these spaces as staging a... More »
