In one of its most controversial decisions, California’s air board voted tonight to revamp a key climate change program, which could increase gas prices in a state already facing some of the nation’s steepest costs at the pump. The California Air Resources Boa... More »
Council is dark on Monday for the Veterans Day holiday, a day to honor those who have served in the nation’s armed forces. Two public hearings are scheduled for Nov. 18 when the City Council returns, the Lamanda Park Specific Plan and landmark designation for ... More »
The Municipal Services Commission on Tuesday will consider a one-year pilot program to allow personal delivery devices (PDDs) to operate on city sidewalks and pedestrian paths. The proposed pilot would allow up to 40 PDDs to operate within Pasadena city bounda... More »
Monday, November 11 Finance NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the regular meeting of the Finance Committee, scheduled for Monday, November 11, 2024, at 4:00 p.m. in the Pasadena City Hall, 100 North Garfield Avenue, Pasadena, is cancelled. CLICK HERE FOR THE NOTICE ... More »
Pasadena’s Northwest Commission will hear a presentation on environmental justice planning that aims to ensure all city residents can “live, work, and play in healthy places free of pollution in the air, water, and land.” The Commission meets Tuesday, November... More »
California’s state Senate will be at least 50% women for the first time in history and, depending on a few undecided races, the state Legislature overall could reach gender parity for the first time. “What is a milestone like gender parity for, if not a moment... More »
The Pasadena City Council is seeking applicants for an Alternate Tenant Member position on its Rental Housing Board following a recent resignation, with applications due by Dec. 2. The vacancy, according to the City of Pasadena, arose from the resignation of a... More »
On Nov. 5, California voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 3, which removes discriminatory language and protects marriage rights regardless of sex or race. The historic constitutional amendment signals more than a legal victory — it represents a dramatic... More »
Only about 21.5% of Pasadena’s rental properties have been registered under the City’s new rent stabilization program, as the December 22nd deadline draws closer and officials launch a multi-channel outreach campaign spanning from transit ads to direct mailing... More »
Eviction-related inquiries to Pasadena’s Rent Stabilization Department surged in September, with both tenants and landlords seeking guidance under the City’s new rent control regulations. Tenant eviction inquiries rose to 28 cases while landlord inquiries jump... More »
Pasadena has secured $395 million in active grant funding for capital improvement projects, city services, and municipal planning operations. The funding portfolio, revealed through an October 2024 update to the city’s grant tracking database by the Grant Mana... More »
It didn’t take long to figure out the fate of local races on Election Day. When the first batch of votes came in, most races were obviously over as local measures were leading with well over 80% of the vote. Only one issue remains contested, a school Board par... More »
