Flags at City Hall and other local government institutions will fly at half-staff on Wednesday in observance of 9/11, also known as Patriot Day. On Sep. 11, 2001, terrorists attacked New York City and Washington DC killing nearly 3,000 people. This morning at ... More »
Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena will host the 2024 Intercultural Studies Lectures from Oct. 16-18, focusing on Islamic traditions and Muslim communities. The event, titled “Toward Respectful Understanding and Faithful Witness Among Muslims,” aims to br... More »
Pasadena’s Kidspace Children’s Museum is reopening its revamped Early Childhood Learning Center (ECLC) on Tuesday, Sept. 10, offering an expanded space for the youngest visitors. The redesigned area, dubbed “Babyspace,” promises a range of interactive experien... More »
This Friday, Pasadena’s Villa Parke will burst into a kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, and flavors as the city celebrates Fiestas Patrias, honoring the independence of 18 Latin American countries with an evening of music, dance, and cultural pride. The family-f... More »
Pasadena is commemorating National Latino Heritage Month with a diverse array of free events, spotlighting the histories and contributions of Americans with Latin American ancestry. The celebration, running from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, features parades, concerts,... More »
In a show of solidarity against mental health stigma, nearly 250 Pasadena residents joined Police and Fire Department leaders at the Rose Bowl on Monday morning. The group participated in the fourth annual “Walk In Remembrance” event, aimed at raising awarenes... More »
The Pasadena City Council convened Monday to discuss homelessness policies, drawing impassioned responses from residents and service providers. The meeting, prompted by the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in Grants Pass v. Johnson, focused on potential enfo... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the City Council adopted a resolution of the Successor Agency of the Pasadena Community Development Commission approving the sale of the property housing the Armory Center for the Arts. The building will be bought by the n... More »
[Updated] After a discussion on the Grants Pass ruling, some City Council members said on Monday the Grants Pass ruling should be used in a care-first way as a point of entry to provide unhoused people more services. Several Councilmembers also said the City s... More »
The Pasadena City Council explored the possibility of creating a specialized homeless court program as part of efforts to address the City’s unhoused population at the Council meeting on Monday. The proposed court, still in the planning stages, would aim to di... More »
The City of Pasadena is commemorating National Latino Heritage Month by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America with a wide variety of programming, includi... More »
The City Council is scheduled to receive information on a recent Supreme Court decision that has significant implications for how cities, including Pasadena, can manage homelessness. The June 28 Grants Pass ruling reverses a lower court’s decision that found ... More »
