Search
The city is continuing work on its first environmental justice element, a new section of the city’s General Plan intended to address pollution, health, housing and economic disparities affecting communities that have carried disproportionate environmental burd... More »
[UPDATED] The Pasadena Human Services Commission hears a pitch Wednesday, Sept. 9, for transitional housing built by 3D printer, a month after the commission voted to send the City Council its own case for leasing a motel to house people living on the street. ... More »
The City Council will meet in a special closed session at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8, to take up nine matters behind closed doors: the city manager’s position, three property negotiations, four sets of labor talks and one lawsuit. The regular Monday session wa... More »
The Urban Forestry Advisory Committee is scheduled to consider whether to recommend the removal of 16 public trees at three city-owned parking lots when it meets Wednesday evening, a step tied to a Pasadena Water and Power plan to build solar canopies at munic... More »
A bill to tighten how California police collect and share automated license plate reader (ALPR) data died in the Assembly without a floor vote last week, leaving Pasadena’s 61-camera Flock network operations unchanged under existing law. Senate Bill 1013 by Se... More »
Job seekers looking to enter the workforce, shift careers, or sharpen their professional skills will have direct access to local employers and expert workshops next week. Councilmember Justin Jones and the Foothill Workforce Development Board will host the 202... More »
Monday’s City Council meeting is canceled in honor of Labor Day. However, things will get interesting when the City Council returns. The City Council will move to Tuesdays in September as part of a trial to see if moving meetings to Tuesdays will be more effic... More »
Pasadena’s first public list of rental-registry holdouts — built from 583 properties that had not registered as of June 30, among them a city-owned property a board member identified as senior housing and eight properties tied to a state housing authority — is... More »
Pasadena City Councilmember Steve Madison became the longest-serving councilmember in the city’s history on Sept. 1, surpassing a record that had stood for 67 years, his office said this week. Madison, who represents District 6 — the West Pasadena neighborhood... More »
Rep. Judy Chu, whose 28th Congressional District includes Pasadena, joined Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Mike Kelly on Thursday in introducing a House resolution to designate Sept. 3, 2026, as National Neuroblastoma Awareness Day, an effort that began with a La... More »
Four Los Angeles County department heads warned Pasadena homeowners and other property owners across the county Thursday about a scam spreading through social media videos and phone calls that promises to freeze or cut property taxes by filing a nonexistent fe... More »
Pasadena rental property owners can get a guided look at the city’s rebuilt Rental Registry portal at the Rent Stabilization Department’s annual Rental Registration Workshop at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8, the city announced Thursday. The workshop, at the departme... More »
