The Justice Department will have voting-rights monitors in the field Tuesday in Los Angeles County and throughout the country. The department historically has monitored in jurisdictions in the field on election day, and is again doing so this year. The departm... More »
As Pasadena residents were waiting for the results of Tuesday’s election, Mayor Terry Tornek was hoping his work to secure the city’s budget while weathering the financial hurricane created by COVID-19 had earned him a second four-year term. As it turned out, ... More »
The Pasadena Public Library is hosting the annual State of the Youth on Wednesday, Nov. 4, which allows the city’s young residents to discuss the city’s Youth Master Plan and update it with the help of community leaders, school administrators, and city officia... More »
A 61-unit Pasadena apartment building will be preserved as affordable senior housing following the completion of a $31.2 million transaction announced Monday by Standard Communities. Under the plan, the Villa Raymond Apartments, 455 N. Raymond Ave., will remai... More »
Pasadena Now spoke with Councilman Victor Gordo on the eve of Tuesday’s election for mayor against incumbent Terry Tornek to hear his final thoughts before voters go to the polls. If Gordo wins, he will be the city’s third elected mayor in modern times. He has... More »
St. Philip the Apostle School is the latest local school to have its waiver to continue teaching some students approved by the Pasadena Health Department, according to the city’s website. The Catholic school joins High Point Academy, Sequoyah School, and Chand... More »
Pasadena voter participation in Tuesday’s general election has already surpassed the total turnout in the March primary. So far, 51,577 ballots, or 55.7 percent, have been cast, according to politicaldata.com. The number is up from the March primary when 43,93... More »
The Pasadena Police Department has once again joined a national campaign to raise funds, as well as awareness, to combat cancer by foregoing razors for the month, officials said. “No-Shave November” invited participants to show solidarity for cancer survivors ... More »
Three members of the House — including Pasadena congresswomen Judy Chu and L.A. area congresswomen Karen Bass plus Rep. Jim Langevin of Rhode Island — accused the Trump Administration today of waging a war on immigrants, perpetrating an atrocity and willfully ... More »
The City Council will have 75 days to choose a replacement for Councilman Victor Gordo if he wins the mayor’s race in Tuesday’s election. However, the selection process for a replacement is not laid out in the City Charter. “If a vacancy occurs among any other... More »
[Editor’s note: The crowd size description has been increased following a belated estimate from South Pasadena Police not available until Monday morning.] Following a car and truck caravan through Old Pasadena, an estimated 350 supporters gathered at a South P... More »
Local residents are feeling the apprehension that is sweeping the nation as people await the results of Tuesday’s election. President Donald Trump is squaring off against Vice President Joe Biden in Tuesday’s presidential election as a wide chasm continues to... More »
