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The City Council unanimously approved a $111 million federal loan to upgrade the city’s water system, improve reliability and strengthen local water supplies. The loan, provided through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Water Infrastructure Finance an... More »
California will change its election recall process after voters approved Proposition 5, a ballot measure backed by Democrats who argued the process was too open to partisan exploitation. The recall process will now take place in two parts: Voters will first de... More »
[UPDATED] Pasadena could face annual operating costs of $3 million to $4 million for a 50-bed emergency shelter or transitional housing program, according to a Human Services Commission report examining potential approaches to the city’s homelessness crisis. T... More »
The Pasadena City Council will be asked Tuesday to give city staff policy direction on the Pasadena Police Department’s automated license plate reader program, which runs on Flock Safety cameras and could continue through approximately February 2028. “The Dep... More »
Los Angeles County supervisors will consider a seismic-strengthening project in the San Gabriel Valley, protections for residents of recovery homes and new rules governing artificial intelligence when they meet Tuesday, Nov. 17, on matters that could have regi... More »
UPDATE: As of 9 a.m. Friday, city spokesperson Lisa Derderian reported the city is receiving emails, and “we feel confident the issue is resolved.” A global Microsoft service outage disrupted email access across City of Pasadena departments Thursday, the city ... More »
The City Council postponed consideration of a hydrogen fuel cell bus proposal Tuesday as questions emerged over whether the city should continue pursuing the technology amid a growing shift toward battery-electric buses. The proposal, among two agenda items pu... More »
Los Angeles County’s Department of Consumer and Business Affairs is reminding veterans and other residents, including those in Pasadena, that consumer-fraud assistance, housing counseling and foreclosure-prevention services are available through the department... More »
Disabled veterans who own homes in Pasadena could qualify for substantially larger property tax exemptions beginning in 2027 under a new California law, Los Angeles County Assessor Jeff Prang announced Wednesday in a Veterans Day bulletin. Senate Bill 296, aut... More »
The Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition is urging residents to attend a City of Pasadena public meeting Thursday, Nov. 12, to review proposed traffic-calming improvements on Craig Avenue and provide feedback on the city’s North/South Greenways project. The dro... More »
Supervisor Kathryn Barger marked Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, with a statement honoring military veterans and emphasizing the county’s responsibility to help former service members obtain benefits, housing assistance and employment resources. Barger, wh... More »
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger announced Tuesday, Nov. 10, that the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $59,000 public art initiative that will turn 10 utility boxes across Altadena into displays of artwork created by local artists. The p... More »
