According to a city spokesperson, the city could announce plans to reopen some los risk businesses this week. “I believe the plan is we’ll work in coordination with Long Beach and LA City to announce reopening plans or a new phase of operations by the end of t... More »
Rebate checks have been mailed to current, and some previous, Pasadena Water and Power customers. According to information provided to Pasadena Now, rebates have been sent to 42,500 people as of April 28. The rebates apply to both residential and commercial el... More »
Huntington Hospital is offering antibody testing to people that have recovered from the Coronavirus. The testing is available to people that have been previously had the virus and have been symptom free for a minimum of 10 days Antibodies are large Y-shaped mo... More »
[Updated] According to a spokesperson for Supervisor Kathryn Barger, the County Board of Supervisors cannot overturn Sheriff Alex Villanueva to close the substation in Altadena. “The board is able to allocate the budget, but it is up to the Sheriff to manage i... More »
According to the National Weather Service forecast temperatures in Pasadena could reach as high as 91 degrees on Tuesday at the second heat wave of the warms up the southland. Highs will remain in the 90s until Saturday and on Monday a cooling trend will enter... More »
Vice Mayor Tyron Hampton called for an investigation into the city’s response to the Coronavirus outbreak in local long term health care facilities. “Neighbors are dying! People are dead in unusually high numbers and I for one want to know why,” Hampton said. ... More »
As temperatures continue to climb towards an expected week’s high of 96 degrees on Thursday, city and county officials said they will open a cooling center in Pasadena on Wednesday and Thursday. The center is designed to provide relief for vulnerable populatio... More »
Clothing stores, bookstores, music shops, sporting goods shops florists and other low risk businesses may soon reopen in Pasadena. At Monday’s City Council meeting, City Manager Steve Mermell asked the council to provide him direction on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s or... More »
Seniors at Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) schools will still be able to participate in graduation ceremonies, but not at the end of May – and not in their school assembly halls. Instead, PUSD is working with School Shine, a Southern California company... More »
A Pasadena health official announced four more Coronavirus deaths on Monday, along with 13 additional cases. The new numbers bring the death toll to 60 and the total case count to 452. Coronavirus now the fifth leading cause of death in Pasadena, according to ... More »
A banner thanking first responders, health care and elected officials for their service has went up on Monday on the south side of Orange Grove Boulevard between Cypress and Pasadena avenues. The banner reads, “Cypress, Lincoln, Villa Neighborhood Association,... More »
The LA County Department of Public Health confirmed 28 new deaths and 568 new cases of the Coronavirus on Monday. To date, Public Health has identified 26,217 positive cases of the virus across all areas of LA County, and a total of 1,256 deaths since the outb... More »
