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City officials have changed course and moved the citywide curfew to 6 p.m. The change was made after protesters shut down Colorado Boulevard and Fair Oaks Avenue on Sunday shortly after 5 p.m. City Manager Steve Mermell initially set the citywide from 8 p.m. t... More »
Low income tenants struggling to pay rent during the pandemic could receive another level of assistance. The City Council will vote on Monday to adopt the guidelines of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program. The program is designed to assist low-income resid... More »
Los Angeles County restaurants were cleared Friday morning to reopen for limited dine-in service, and barbershops and hair salons were cleared for in-person services, as the state-approved the county’s request to move deeper into California’s roadmap for resta... More »
Pasadena finished the workweek with a fifth straight day without a COVID-19 related death, officials said, also revealing seven new confirmed cases of the disease. “We’re cautiously optimistic when we can report a week without deaths and lower case numbers,” s... More »
The city of Pasadena has set dates in June, July and August for parking enforcement to resume on streets, at meters and in parking garages. Starting March 17 nearly all enforcement had been suspended as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold, and stay-at-home orders ... More »
At its meeting on Thursday, the city’s Economic Development and Technology Committee (EDTECH) called on staff to clarify and improve some guidelines aimed at helping the city’s ailing restaurants once they are allowed to do business. According to guidelines re... More »
In a split vote the Planning Commission found that two Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) were consistent with the city’s general plan, but could not agree on a third one. After a three hour meeting, the commission could not come to a consensus that proposed m... More »
Adam Schiff (D-Pasadena), the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, released written responses he received from several social media outlets regarding their actions to address coronavirus misinformation on their respective platforms. Schiff recently se... More »
The city issued retail guidelines on Thursday detailing guidance for local retail outlets. According to those guidelines one individual must be in charge of planning and implementation, all Public Health Department protocols must be met. Copies of the protocol... More »
At a 10 a.m. meeting on Thursday, May 28, the Economic Development and Technology Committee will lay out city guidelines aimed at helping the city’s ailing restaurants once they are allowed to do business. “I commend city staff for working diligently to pull t... More »
In an emergency meeting on Thursday, May 28 the City Council’s Economic Development, Technology Committee will discuss the city’s efforts to support reopening local businesses and receive an update from the health department on reopening conditions. The discus... More »
State Senator Anthony J. Portantino’s (D–La Cañada Flintridge) SB 1299 passed the Senate Housing Committee with bi-partisan support. The bill is now headed to the Senate Appropriations Committee. The Los Angeles County Business Federation (BizFed) brought the... More »
