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It’s official: Eight Democrats and two Republicans say they have filed paperwork for the June 2 primary ballot in the California governor’s race, setting up a wide-open contest in which two Republicans who have consistently led in polls could shut out all othe... More »
The filing period for Pasadena’s June 2 municipal election closed Friday, and so far only one incumbent has a confirmed challenger in the three City Council races on the ballot. Councilmember Jason Lyon, who represents District 7, will face Alethea O’Toole in ... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday is expected to set dates for three public hearings involving housing in the city — two scheduled for March 23 and a third for April 13 — covering a federal grant reallocation, an appeal of a 46-unit apartment project, and th... More »
A proposal to demolish four aging commercial buildings on East Colorado Boulevard and replace them with a seven-story affordable housing tower will come before the Pasadena Design Commission at a special meeting set for Tuesday, March 10. The commission is sch... More »
Monday, March 8 Finance NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the regular meeting of the Finance Committee, scheduled for Monday, March 9, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in the Pasadena City Hall, 100 North Garfield Avenue, Pasadena, is cancelled. CLICK HERE FOR THE NOTICE City Coun... More »
The Pasadena City Council will consider more than $5.7 million in contracts Monday night, headlined by a $4.5 million project to replace aging underground power cables that deliver electricity to more than half the city’s 65,000 utility customers. The consent ... More »
The City Council met in closed session meetings on Saturday and Sunday to interview candidates vying to be the City’s next city manager. Although it is possible, don’t expect an announcement on Monday regarding a new city manager. The new selection will have t... More »
As the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and cloud computing drives unprecedented demand for digital infrastructure, the City of Pasadena is evaluating the potential strain data centers could place on local electric and water distribution systems. Pas... More »
The City Council is expected to consider approving a $335,950 contract as part of Monday’s consent calendar for materials testing and special inspection services tied to the ongoing seismic retrofit and renovation of the city’s Central Library. The proposed ag... More »
The Municipal Services Committee will review a new Solar and Battery Storage Rebate Program designed to incentivize residential and commercial electric customers to adopt clean energy technologies. The informational presentation is scheduled for the committee’... More »
The City of Pasadena is scheduled to begin the process of updating its Climate Action Plan (CAP), with an initial engagement exercise set to be discussed at the upcoming Environmental Advisory Commission meeting on March 10. The City Manager’s office is slated... More »
The City Council on Monday will revisit an appeal over a proposed safe parking program for people living in their vehicles at All Saints Church after the City Council previously failed to reach a final decision on the matter. The Council will consider whether ... More »
