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As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the City Council could ratify an already adopted resolution to allow a CalPERS retiree to serve as interim general manager of Pasadena Water and Power. Last year, the City Council adopted a resolution authorizing, but not ... More »
Mayor Victor Gordo is set to give the annual State of the City Speech at 7 p.m. on Feb 24 at the Westerbrook Hall for the Performing Arts at Pasadena City College. According to the charter, “No later than February of each year, the Mayor shall present a themat... More »
Catholic Schools Week began Sunday and continues through Saturday with both in-person and virtual celebrations for students and their families, church members and the general public. This year’s theme is “Catholic Schools: Faith. Excellence. Service.” Activiti... More »
The City Council on Monday will hear a presentation on Pasadena’s police officer-involved shooting (OIS) investigative process and related policies. Scheduled as an information only item, the item will not result in a vote that could lead to any changes in pol... More »
The Planning Commission gave directions on how the Planning and Community Development Department will move forward with the creation of an ordinance that will pave the way for the use of some of the city’s underutilized parcels including church vacant lots, fo... More »
The City Council could move forward in the search for the next City Manager on Monday if they approve a $32,800 contract to approve a search firm. If approved, Brown Creative Partners would conduct the recruitment process for the next city manager. The firm wa... More »
Monday’s City Council meeting will begin at 5 p.m. according to Monday’s agenda due to two closed session items that need to be heard earlier in the day. During the closed session, which begins at 4 p.m., a conference will be held with negotiators from the Pas... More »
The number of COVID-positive patients in Los Angeles County hospitals has dropped below 4,000, according to the latest state figures — continuing a downward trend since the total exceeded 4,800 a week ago. There were 3,998 COVID-positive patients in county hos... More »
The Pasadena Water and Power has developed a series of signs to help build public awareness of the severe drought conditions affecting Pasadena and the need to conserve water. Three different signs were created including a free sign that residents can request... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 37 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: Caltech Names Laurie Leshin Director of JPL 4 Cases of Omicron Sub-Variant Detected in LA Coun... More »
. Pasadena City College faculty opposing the college’s return to in-person teaching last Monday met administrators on Friday seeking tighter safety protocols which could allow teachers to return to “remote” teaching, but said they were rebuffed. The PCC Facult... More »
The Metrolink Board of Directors Friday voted to have the transit agency provide free rides on Feb. 4 for Transit Equity Day, which marks the birthday of Rosa Parks. The day honors the civil rights activist for resisting bus segregation and refusing to give up... More »
