[UPDATED: To include review of second CUP] Cannabis will return to the political landscape on April 29 when the Planning Commission meets for the first time since January. The commission will consider two Conditional Use Permits (CUP) at the meeting. MME Pasad... More »
Pasadena’s elected officials in Congress — Judy Chu and Adam Schiff — voted to support relief packages that would aid local businesses during the Coronavirus pandemic. The Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act will increase appropriations... More »
Since April 12, an average of 44 people have died per day from the Coronavirus making it the leading cause of death in LA County. “This is significantly higher than the five people who die each day from the flu and 31 people who die from coronary heart disease... More »
On Wednesday, Rep. Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) criticized President Donald Trump on Wednesday after Trump issued an executive order restricting immigration to the United States for 60 days. “This executive order is Donald Trump’s latest attempt to deflect blame for ... More »
Altadena Arts Magnet’s Teacher Parade takes place tomorrow, April 24 th from approx. 10:00AM- 12:00PM. Principal, Dr. Benita Scheckel, teachers and staff will greet students and families from a safe distance as they drive by the homes of all current Altadena A... More »
Cannabis will return to the political landscape on April 29 when the Planning Commission meets for the first time since January. The commission will consider the application and environmental determination of MME Pasadena Retail. According to city documents, d... More »
When schools reopen students could be forced to continue social distancing, according to a statement from the Los Angeles County Office of Education. “We are organizing a task force of LACOE and District representatives focused on school reopening with social ... More »
Millions of Muslims around the world began 30 days of fasting from sunrise to sunset as Ramadan began on Thursday. But this year, like Easter and Passover, followers will celebrate virtually due to Safer at Home orders. “It’s going to be a sort of a community ... More »
The Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, also known as Tzu Chi USA, is raising funds for COVID-19 relief efforts nationwide. Through the Flatten the Curve campaign, we have already donated the following to date across 370 institutions (including over 166 hospitals): 4... More »
For the past 16 years, Pasadena-based writer and radio personality has built a national reputation for making science fun and intriguing for the masses via her daily 90-second program “The Loh Down on Science,” which reaches an audience of four million listene... More »
Local immigration activists responded to President Donald Trump’s executive order banning some immigration into the United States due to the Coronavirus. “By pausing immigration, we’ll help put unemployed Americans first in line for jobs as America reopens,” T... More »
How does a high-school senior complete graduation requirements amid school shutdowns and remote learning during the coronavirus crisis? The Pasadena Unified School District school board is about to get some details. The PUSD board is scheduled to meet remotely... More »
