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[Updated] A West Pasadena community meeting intended to give residents a voice in a $75 million roadway improvement project turned tense Thursday evening, as frustrated neighbors challenged City transportation and outreach officials over the meeting’s format... More »
Pasadena residents can expect a cool, cloudy and increasingly wet Halloween weekend, with the heaviest rainfall forecast from Saturday night into Sunday morning before warmer and drier weather returns early next week, according to the National Weather Service.... More »
Caltech celebrated the inauguration of its 10th president, Ray Jayawardhana, with FirstLight, a campus gathering that combined a showcase of scientific research, a discussion about the future of space exploration and major announcements about the institution’s... More »
Pasadena property owners and renewable energy developers have until 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, to submit proposals for projects that would generate electricity locally and sell it directly to the city’s municipal utility. Pasadena Water and Power is accepting pro... More »
Pasadena City Hall, public libraries and several municipal service counters will close Wednesday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day, while city trash collection and public transit will maintain their regular schedules. The one-day closure will affect residents seeking... More »
Pasadena’s Doo Dah celebration will take the form of a music and art gathering rather than a street parade on Sunday, Nov. 22, with organizers planning a free, all-ages afternoon at Memorial Park. Called ‘The Doo Dah Love-In,’ the event is scheduled to begin a... More »
Caltech will formally inaugurate Ray Jayawardhana as its 10th president Thursday morning, marking with a public ceremony on Beckman Mall a presidency that began nearly four months ago. The ceremony, scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon on Caltech’s Pasadena campus, ... More »
Homeowners in unincorporated areas of Pasadena affected by the Eaton Fire have until noon Wednesday, Nov. 25, to apply for county-funded soil testing and lead cleanup, but the program excludes renters, owners of vacant lots and homeowners whose residences are ... More »
The City Council implemented an ordinance that places new restrictions on watering decorative grass. The ordinance applies to local businesses, government agencies and homeowners associations. The ordinance prohibits the use of drinking water to irrigate nonfu... More »
At three Pasadena churches, the names of the dead will be placed on an altar, read aloud at Mass and displayed on a banner as All Saints’ Day falls on Sunday, Nov. 1, and All Souls’ Day follows on Monday, Nov. 2. The observances at All Saints Church, an Episco... More »
A cooling trend will continue in Pasadena through the end of the week before a storm system brings the area’s highest chance of rain this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters expect temperatures to fall from a high near 74 degrees Th... More »
Seven families have reserved altar space for Pasadena’s free Día de los Muertos celebration Friday, Oct. 30, at Villa Parke Community Center, where the Pasadena Community Job Center’s altars will honor Eaton Fire victims, a city spokesperson said. “The Job Cen... More »
