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Over five years, the four Pasadena residential streets where the city wants traffic to slow down have recorded 288 crashes — nine causing serious injuries, one of them fatal. Those counts, covering 2021 through 2025 and drawn from the city’s own open collision... More »
Susan Braig looked at a drugstore receipt in 2004 and did the arithmetic that has organized her work ever since. Her first round of post-diagnosis medication cost roughly $500 out of pocket. She looked at the pills, then at the receipt, and wondered whether th... More »
Pasadena-based Fuller Theological Seminary announced last week that the Henry Luce Foundation and the Imago Dei Fund have backed its effort to help launch a network of Christian peacebuilders. Fuller said it will serve the network in a backbone role — fosterin... More »
Calls to add SAT/ACT scores to University of California admissions have reached a fever pitch, with droves of UC faculty signing online petitions and the New York Times editorial board weighing in from across the country. But third-party standardized tests do ... More »
In a bright studio on Arroyo Parkway, a high school student bends over a sketchpad, blocking out the proportions of a live model in charcoal. Down the hall, another teen is learning how a sneaker goes from doodle to prototype. A third is building a creature th... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to hold a public hearing Tuesday, July 28, 2026, on whether to extend for another year the interim ordinance that eased development restrictions in unincorporated areas affected by the Eaton Fire, includ... More »
The Pasadena City Council is dark today but meets next Monday, Aug. 3, and city staff have signaled that is when the council should decide whether to put a fire-focused parcel tax before voters on Nov. 3. Los Angeles County requires every election document in ... More »
A local television station’s video report on Altadena’s historically Black neighborhoods — how they were built, who lives there and how much they lost in the Eaton Fire — was recognized this weekend with a Los Angeles Area Emmy. NBC4 Los Angeles won the News S... More »
More than 12,000 individuals, trusts and legal entities have sought compensation directly from Southern California Edison for Eaton Fire losses, the utility said Friday. More than 2,300 claimants have been paid, with many more in process, Edison said. Edison o... More »
Pasadena will operate the Jackie Robinson Community Center as a cooling center for the final scheduled day Sunday, giving residents an air-conditioned place to escape the heat as a National Weather Service heat advisory covers much of Los Angeles County. The c... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 20 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. PUSD Seeks Court Order to Halt Tree Permit Enforcement at Fire-Damaged Campuses Homelessness – Slightly Dow... More »
Sunday is the deadline for residents to apply to serve on Los Angeles County’s first-ever independent Ethics Commission. Residents across the county have until Sunday to file an application at measureg.lacounty.gov/ethics-commission-application. The county als... More »
