Supervisor Kathryn Barger is expected to introduce a motion at today’s County Board of Supervisors meeting that would result in the identification of commercial real estate property across Los Angeles County that could be repurposed for needed temporary housin... More »
[Updated] Installation of full-scale suicide deterrence barrier design mock-ups on the Colorado Street Bridge began Monday and according to city officials will take two weeks to complete. The mock-ups will provide “for better visualization and evaluation” bef... More »
The Los Angeles Superior Court will allow participants in family law hearings to join remotely via video beginning March 1, it was announced Monday. Presiding Judge Eric Taylor said video will be available for all family law matters other than child support he... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday received an overview and implementation update on the city’s General Plan, described on the city’s website as “a blueprint to guide the future.” The plan is made up of six elements: land use, mobility, housing, open space an... More »
Officials added two additional COVID-19 fatalities to Pasadena’s death toll on Monday, although new infections in the city remained relatively low and continued trending down. Eleven new infections were detected on Monday, according to city spokeswoman Lisa De... More »
Mayor Victor Gordo on Monday said he would begin the process of reaching out to councilmembers for suggestions on the formation of a housing task force. Gordo said the task force would have 15 members. Gordo made his statement at the council’s meeting Monday, ... More »
A federal judge has formally approved a settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the mother of an “ER” actress who was fatally shot by police who were sent to her South Pasadena home in 2018 to conduct a wellness check, court papers show. Vanessa Marque... More »
The City Council passed a 14-item consent calendar that includes a 1% pay increase for Pasadena’s 161 firefighters represented by the Pasadena Fire Fighters Association (PFFA). According to a city staff report, the prior three-year memorandum of understanding ... More »
More than 81% of Pasadena’s registered voters cast ballots in November’s General Election, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar/County Clerk’s Office. All told, 74,290 of 91,498 registered voters, or 81.18%, cast ballots. According to a report by Cali... More »
Working alongside the parents of a 6-year-old girl who drowned while attending summer camp in Altadena in 2019, state Assemblyman Chris Holden, D-Pasadena, introduced a bill to improve water safety policies and education throughout the state. Assembly Bill 768... More »
[UPDATED] The Pasadena Board of Education will discuss a timeline to reopen schools at its meeting Thursday. “We are very thankful for this kind gesture from PPHD and Huntington Hospital. With these vaccinations being available for PUSD staff and hopefully the... More »
Public Health Teachers of the Year. (left to right) Danny Woo of San Jose Charter Academy; Geri Varela of Cherrylee Elementary School; and Giselle Argüello of San Jose Charter Academy Three teachers in San Gabriel Valley schools received the distinct recogniti... More »
