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Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) is launching its Laundry-to-Landscape (L2L) Greywater Program, offering workshops, onsite support, and incentives for residential L2L system installations. With a L2L greywater system, homeowners can choose to irrigate their land... More »
Flintridge Center in Pasadena and the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building Trades Council AFL-CIO are preparing community members for careers in the construction trades. Men and women returning from incarceration face nearly insurmountable barriers in housing ... More »
Anthony Portantino for State Senate announced today the endorsement from Glendale Unified School Board President Christine Walters, Board Members Nayiri Nahabedian, Dr. Armena Gharpetian and former Board Member Sandy Russell. Glendale Unified is the largest Sc... More »
Innovate Pasadena has officially opened the application process for the Epic Failures competition. Between now and October 9, LA-area entrepreneurs and business leaders are encouraged to submit an application chronicling how they turned an epic failure into an... More »
Today, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on Planned Parenthood. The hearing comes after the recent release of edited videos that purport to reveal illegal activities by Planned Parenthood employees, despite numerous claims that question their conclu... More »
Pasadena Courthouse will continue to function as a “hub court” in hearing eviction or unlawful detainer cases after the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Tuesday a federal judge’s decision dismissing a case seeking to restore far-flung courthouses closed in ... More »
Tryouts in the search for the next Tournament of Roses Queen and her Royal Court begin this Saturday at 9:00 a.m. at the Tournament House, 391 South Orange Grove Blvd., Pasadena, as the city begins preparations for the annual New Year’s Day Rose Parade. Anothe... More »
Assembly Majority Leader Holden’s bill to ensure justice for victims of human rights abuses moved a step closer to reality today. The Senate voted unanimously in support of Holden’s AB 15 to extend the statute of limitations for human trafficking and other abu... More »
The historic Sanctuary of Pasadena’s First United Methodist Church will be filled with the sound of classic American songs on Saturday afternoon, September 19 at 4:00 p.m. The opening event of the second season of Third@First concerts features the husband and ... More »
Anthony Portantino for State Senate announced today the endorsement by the Hon. Howard L. Berman, ret. Congressman. Congressman Berman served in both the State Assembly and Congress collectively for 30 years. “I am very pleased to endorse Anthony Portantino fo... More »
Union Station Homeless Services’ Adult Center on South Raymond quietly implemented a key policy change in July to serve meals only to the homeless willing to engage in its programs to end chronical and veteran homelessness. Center officials say that change has... More »
Pasadena’s Human Resources Department said in a memorandum that the city is not required to install air conditioning units in its solid waste refuse collection trucks. Kristi Recchia, Director of Human Resources at Pasadena City Hall, issued the statement in r... More »
