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Less than 16 months after evacuation failures cost 19 lives in Altadena, the county that oversees those alert systems is proposing to spend $9.9 million to overhaul them. Los Angeles County’s recommended $48.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2026-27, presented ... More »
A contract for gang intervention services faced another delay Wednesday after the City Council’s Public Safety Committee meeting was canceled due to a lack of quorum, postponing consideration of a proposed multi-year agreement with veteran intervention special... More »
At this point, it’s getting hard to keep score. The City and the Rose Bowl Operating Company scored another major victory over UCLA when Judge Joseph Lipner ruled that the City’s litigation against the university can move forward in a high-stakes dispute over ... More »
Mayor Victor Gordo told Pasadena Now on Wednesday that he is impressed by incoming City Manager Mike Futrell’s experience. “It was the breadth and scope of his knowledge and experience, specifically as it relates to so many of the complicated issues facing our... More »
A bill authored by Assemblymember John Harabedian (D-Pasadena) that would give wildfire survivors in Altadena and other fire-affected areas more time before insurers can drop their coverage passed the Assembly Committee on Insurance this week. AB 2038, jointly... More »
The Pasadena Rental Housing Board is asking tenants, landlords, and community members to weigh in on the city’s Rental Registry System and its public-facing online portal, according to a city press release. The board’s Rental Registry Ad Hoc Committee has open... More »
A new cross-denominational campaign launched by the TENx10 Collaboration — housed at Fuller Theological Seminary on North Oakland Avenue in Pasadena — is calling on churches nationwide to rethink how they engage young people, arguing that personal relationship... More »
Two neighboring families who have lived side by side in Altadena for more than 30 years move into new temporary modular homes on their own properties Thursday, marking what organizers described as the first no-cost housing units delivered to Eaton Fire survivo... More »
Warm, dry weather will continue through the weekend in Pasadena, with temperatures climbing into the mid-80s before cooling early next week, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters said Thursday that highs will reach near 75 degrees today under ... More »
A Los Angeles County ordinance taking effect Thursday raises the amount of unpaid rent a tenant must owe before a landlord can begin eviction proceedings for nonpayment, from one month to two months of HUD Fair Market Rent. The rule applies to rental units in ... More »
[UPDATED] The City Council has selected Mike Futrell as Pasadena’s next city manager, with an expected start date of May 13, officials announced. Futrell, who currently serves as city manager of Riverside, brings more than three decades of public-sector expe... More »
The Public Safety Committee on Wednesday is set to review a proposal to authorize a contract with Ricky Pickens Jr. for gang intervention services, according to the April 15 meeting agenda. The proposed agreement would run for three years at an annual cost of ... More »
