With families being encouraged to stay at home due to the coronavirus health crisis, the Drug Enforcement Administration reminded Southlanders Tuesday to keep their prescription medications safe and secure until they can properly dispose of them. “Protecting t... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District, along with school officials in nearby cities are calling on the state to provide some relief to help districts impacted by the state’s Safer at Home order. The Los Angeles County Office of Education is also advocating with... More »
Pasadena health officials confirmed 12 more local cases of the Coronavirus on Tuesday. Meanwhile, three additional local residents have died, bringing the city’s death count to 28. The city also listed the gender of the decedents. According to those statistics... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education will hold a public hearing via teleconference on Thursday, April 23, as part of the Board’s monthly meeting, to discuss the District’s solar energy project. According to the board agenda, the board is con... More »
Local activists called for more transparency in the Pasadena Police Department’s surveillance programs one day after the City Council approved a $420,000 upgrade to the department’s helicopter camera system. “Even though the COVID-19 pandemic raging in Pasaden... More »
The LA County Department of Public Health confirmed 46 new deaths and 1,400 new cases of the Coronavirus on Tuesday. According to a statement, 734 of these cases are from a backlog of tests, and 625 are daily reported cases. To date, 15,140 infections have bee... More »
In a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom, superintendents from several major school districts requested a two-year freeze on scheduled increases in pension contributions that could save billions of dollars, according to published reports. The districts have been payin... More »
In a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom, superintendents from several major school districts requested a two-year freeze on scheduled increases in pension contributions that could save billions of dollars, according to published reports. The districts have been payin... More »
Los Angeles County has named Tiana Murillo, head of the Chief Executive Office’s Strategic Integration Branch, to oversee and coordinate urgent, multifaceted efforts underway to temporarily house people experiencing homelessness during the Coronavirus pandemic... More »
Since the Coronavirus pandemic began readers have been asking why Pasadena has its own health department, so we asked city officials. First a little history, in 1886, Pasadena was just the second city incorporated in LA County. Los Angeles of course was the fi... More »
Los Angeles County is mobilizing a countywide response to hunger by coordinating public agencies, nonprofits, and volunteers to provide meals to anyone in need during the weeks and months to come. Part of that mobilization includes new digital resources to hel... More »
Over some eight hours Monday afternoon and into Monday night, the City Council conducted a wide range of business during a marathon meeting that was bookended by moments of silence in remembrance of people who have died in the COVID-19 pandemic – a number that... More »
