ArtCenter College of Design will present “Reveal: Uncovering Layers of Creativity 2” from July 24 through January 30 at the Graduate Studies Gallery in the Mullin Transportation Design Center on the college’s South Campus. The exhibition will showcase work fro... More »
With nearly 99% of properties cleared under a federal cleanup program, Los Angeles County has moved into the final enforcement stage of post-fire recovery in Altadena, initiating summary abatement orders for remaining parcels not yet cleared of hazardous debri... More »
The Pasadena City Council unanimously voted on Monday to allocate $100,000 in seed funding for the creation of an Immigrant Assistance Fund. The fund will support local residents impacted by recent immigration enforcement actions. The funding, drawn from the c... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday approved a contract with Dokken Engineering, Inc., worth up to $1.64 million for preliminary engineering and design work on the seismic retrofit of the historic San Rafael Bridge. The 1922 concrete arch bridge spans the Arro... More »
In a sweeping call for recovery reform, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger advocated for the creation of a dedicated rebuilding authority focused exclusively on Altadena’s restoration, following catastrophic fires that ravaged the area in January 202... More »
Two local contractors urged the Pasadena City Council Monday night to set local hiring requirements on the historic $195 seismic retrofit of the city’s Central Library, warning that without action, workers from Pasadena may be shut out of a project funded by t... More »
On Saturday night, under a dazzling blue sky, nearly 5,000 guests turned out for one of Pasadena’s most cherished civic traditions: the Pasadena Heritage Bridge Party. Formerly known as the Colorado Street Bridge Party, the biennial fundraiser transformed the ... More »
The City Council’s Finance Committee will review a proposal Monday to amend the city’s housing budget and authorize nearly $500,000 in federal funding for AIDS housing assistance. The Housing Department is requesting City Council approval to recognize and appr... More »
The Pasadena City Council’s Finance Committee will review a $5.1 million contract Monday to purchase nine electric heavy-duty trucks as part of the city’s push toward zero-emission vehicles. In an Agenda Report, the Department of Public Works said it wants to ... More »
The Pasadena City Council is expected to formally recognize the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act Monday evening with a proclamation affirming the city’s continued commitment to accessibility, equity and inclusion. The proclamation, sched... More »
Pasadena’s Municipal Services Committee will dive deep into the city’s solar landscape this Tuesday, examining how residential solar systems are reshaping the local energy ecosystem. David Reyes, general manager of Pasadena Water and Power, is scheduled to lea... More »
Pasadena’s Planning Commission will hold a study session on the North Lake Specific Plan update at its meeting Wednesday evening. The 6:30 p.m. meeting at City Hall will focus on integrating public realm recommendations from the commission’s subcommittee into ... More »
