City officials reported 20 new COVID-19 cases and no new deaths on Sunday. The additional cases bring the city’s total case count to 10,772, with 305 deaths. Meanwhile, COVID-19 cases at Huntington Hospital continue to decline. As of Sunday, 13 of 65 people a... More »
The City Council’s Economic Development and Technology Committee is expected to approve modifications of the city’s local preference and priority system guidelines for the city’s affordable housing programs. The modifications are designed to help former reside... More »
L.A.County officials reported 1,465 new cases of COVID-19 and 93 additional deaths Sunday, noting that the relatively lower number of cases and deaths may reflect reporting delays over the weekend. The number of coronavirus cases in county hospitals dropped to... More »
In a study session at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24, the city’s Planning Commission will discuss a future amendment to the zoning code that would allow housing and affordable housing opportunities on properties designated as religious facilities. Recent efforts... More »
Readings will be conducted on two extremely important city ordinances at Monday’s City Council meeting. The first reading of zoning code amendments to the city’s historic preservation ordinance will be conducted along with the second reading of the zoning cod... More »
Pasadena’s Design Commission will deliberate Tuesday on an application for final design review of a proposed 39,274-square-foot, four-story medical office building at 650 S. Raymond Ave., near Huntington Hospital. According to plans submitted to the Department... More »
National Weather Service forecasters say to get ready for a week of warm. Monday should hit 81 degrees in Pasadena under clear blue skies, and the rest of the week is expected to pretty much be a cookie-cutter copy. High pressure aloft building in from the wes... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 44 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: At Town Hall, Police Chief Says Investigators Are ‘Following Every Lead Possible in Local Shoo... More »
Citing a recent police shooting in Pasadena as its impetus, area representative State Sen. Anthony Portantino introduced a bill Friday that would authorize the state Department of Justice to investigate deadly police shootings if there is a “reasonable dispute... More »
? Pasadena added three new residents to its COVID-19 death toll on Friday, but saw the lowest number of newly reported infections in more than 15 weeks at 9, officials said. All three of the recent victims were described as male and living in the community at ... More »
Pasadena City College plans to host a virtual grand opening for its new, expanded Black Student Success Center next week as part of a bevy of events planned by the school in observance of Black History Month. The grand opening and open house is scheduled for n... More »
ArtCenter College of Design President Lorne Lorne M. Buchman is addressing issues related to the changing shape of education as the eighth season of his podcast, “Change Lab,” kicked off Wednesday, according to the institution. A host of high-profile guests ar... More »
