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All incumbents have now qualified for the June election. On Wednesday, current District 3 Council member Justin Jones qualified for the election. Jones joins District 7 Council member Jason Lyon and Vice Mayor Jess Rivas who also filed the required candidacy d... More »
The City of Pasadena will hold a guided walking tour at Jefferson Park next Thursday to launch public outreach for a project that would bury stormwater capture infrastructure beneath the 4.4-acre east Pasadena park — intercepting polluted runoff from areas dow... More »
In November, Californians will vote for “the second-hardest job in the state behind the governor.” That’s according to someone who has held the job twice: John Garamendi, who was the state’s first elected insurance commissioner in the 1990s and served again in... More »
Two incumbents have qualified to appear on the ballot for the June election after submitting nomination paperwork to the City Clerk’s Office. District 7 Councilmember Jason Lyon and Vice Mayor Jess Rivas have both turned in the required candidacy documents to ... More »
Finding a year-round homeless shelter, tracking recovery from the Eaton Fire and grappling with state density bonus law are among the priorities Pasadena’s new Housing, Homelessness and Planning Committee will weigh Wednesday evening, March 4. The committee me... More »
A business wants to hang wall signs nearly 20 feet above what Pasadena’s zoning code allows, and a hillside homeowner is seeking to add an entire third story to an existing house — two of three land-use cases heading to the city’s Hearing Officer on Wednesday.... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved $3.8 million in state grant funding to help homeowners in the Eaton Fire burn zone build accessory dwelling units on their properties, giving a limited number of Altadena households a ... More »
U.S. Sen. Adam Schiff introduced federal legislation this week that would temporarily bar large institutional investors from making offers to purchase property in disaster areas, a response to corporate land buying that has reshaped Altadena in the 14 months s... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday adjourned its meeting in honor of Carl Grillmair, a Caltech astronomer who spent nearly three decades at the institute’s Pasadena-based IPAC — Infrared Processing and Analysis Center — and was fatally shot... More »
Los Angeles County supervisors voted Tuesday to pursue legal options challenging a new federal rule that would prevent lawful permanent residents — green card holders — from obtaining Small Business Administration-backed loans. The Board of Supervisors approve... More »
Altadena remains one of the unincorporated communities where Los Angeles County bars oversized vehicles from parking on public streets — a restriction that was not only affirmed but expanded to many more county areas following a final vote by the Board of Supe... More »
Days after announcing a review of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority’s financial and operational practices due to what the county called “serious gaps” in oversight, the Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved a motion calling on the county to directly ... More »
