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The city’s Accessibility and Disability Commission will evaluate accessible transportation services and event requirements during a special meeting today. The commission meets at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Robinson Park Recreation Center, 1080 N. Fair Oaks Ave. FAST... More »
City officials are exploring new incentives to encourage developers to convert empty office buildings into housing, tackling obstacles that have limited such projects to luxury developments. The Economic Development and Technology (EDTech) Committee will revi... More »
[UPDATED] The Pasadena City Council on Monday approved Pasadena Water and Power’s Optimized Strategic Plan, a policy framework intended to guide the utility’s decisions and investments as the city works toward its goal of providing 100% carbon-free electri... More »
The Pasadena City Council opened its Dec. 15 meeting by honoring a group of city employees marking decades of public service and by agreeing to adjourn in memory of Dr. Kenny Lau, a Caltech postdoctoral scholar whose death after he was struck by a vehicle duri... More »
Pasadena residents will gather Tuesday night for a public forum focused on homelessness, as city officials and service providers outline current conditions and discuss strategies to reduce the number of people living on the streets. The Issue Forum: Homelessne... More »
The City will overhaul the aging playground at Brenner Park under a proposed construction contract worth just over $1 million. The City Council authorized a contract with Micon Construction, Inc. for an amount not to exceed $1,037,398 for the Brenner Park Play... More »
Only one company met Pasadena’s requirements when the city sought bids for industrial gases essential to emissions monitoring at its power plants—leaving officials to consider a $750,000 award to the only responsive bidder. The Pasadena City Council will consi... More »
Pasadena’s Economic Development and Technology Committee on Tuesday will receive a report on specific ways artificial intelligence is already being used inside City Hall, describing concrete pilot programs aimed at reducing staff workload, improving cybersecur... More »
Pasadena’s Independent Police Auditor on Monday will deliver her first annual report to the City Council, outlining reviews of police use-of-force incidents, bias-related complaints and internal investigations, while identifying policy and training areas that ... More »
Monday, December 15 City Council Closed Session: 5:00 P.M. Public Meeting: 6:00 P.M. Council Chamber, Pasadena City Hall 100 North Garfield Avenue, Room S249 Special Closed Session Council Agenda Tuesday, December 16 Economic Development & Technology PUBLIC ME... More »
The City is poised to overhaul the aging playground at Brenner Park under a proposed construction contract worth just over $1 million that city officials say will modernize a key neighborhood recreation hub. The City Council is being asked to authorize a contr... More »
Altadena’s historic bungalow courts and their role in community recovery will be the focus of a presentation before the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission on Wednesday, Dec. 17, according to the commission’s published agenda. The item, listed as R... More »
