Mayor Victor Gordo’s State of the City Speech will include remarks on several topics including the Rose Bowl, the search for a new city manager, affordable housing, early childhood development, the central library, the fire and police departments, vocational t... More »
The National Academy of Engineering has elected its new members for 2022, and among them are a member of the Caltech faculty, and six Caltech alumni. Michael M. Watkins, professor of aerospace and geophysics, and a former director of JPL, which Caltech manages... More »
A Pasadena city spokesperson said early Wednesday that Pasadena plans to loosen certain indoor face-covering requirements to permit vaccinated people to shed masks in indoor locations that verify COVID-19 vaccination status. “We will be extending the same type... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena) introduced AB 2644 – Juvenile Custodial Interrogations bill which prohibits the use of statements made by youth (25 years of age or younger) as evidence in criminal or juvenile court proceedings if they were made during... More »
Members of the association representing Los Angeles County prosecutors voted overwhelmingly in support of an effort to recall their boss, District Attorney George Gascón, the organization announced Tuesday. The Association of Deputy District Attorneys, the col... More »
The Planning Commission will consider including projects at the Alkebu-Lan Cultural Center and Villa and Brookside parks to the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program (CIP). Last March, the commission found that 10 new projects proposed for inclusion in the CIP... More »
A very cold storm system will move through the area Tuesday into Wednesday, bringing a threat of rain showers and gusty winds along with a slight chance of thunderstorms with small hail Tuesday night. National Weather Service forecasters predicted a 30 percent... More »
Pasadena’s Department of Planning and Community Development will deliver a presentation before the Planning Commission on Wednesday, Feb. 23, about a large planned development encompassing 465 through 577 South Arroyo Parkway. A proposed project on that site w... More »
The City Council is due to return on Monday, Feb. 28 with a public hearing on the East Colorado Boulevard Specific Plan. The leaf blower ordinance could return also. In December the Municipal Services Committee unanimously voted in favor of the ordinance. The ... More »
Attorneys for the county and city of Los Angeles are set to resume settlement talks Tuesday in efforts to avoid a trial and resolve a long-running lawsuit demanding that local government find shelter for the thousands of people camping on sidewalks and near fr... More »
A proposed new development called the Central Park Apartments Project for 86 South Fair Oaks Ave. envisions a six-story (plus mezzanine) mixed-use development with apartment homes for 84 families and work/live units above neighborhood-serving ground floor reta... More »
Mayor Victor Gordo is set to give the annual State of the City Speech at 7 p.m. on Feb. 24 at Westerbrook Hall for the Performing Arts at Pasadena City College. In person attendance is limited because of COVID protocols. “In 2021, our theme for the State of th... More »
