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The City Council on Monday approved the city’s Capital Improvement Program Budget, but called on City Manager Steve Mermell and Police Chief John Perez to provide a detailed explanation to the Public Safety Committee regarding the police department’s related C... More »
The rate of new COVID-19 infections continued falling in Los Angeles County today, with new state figures showing the county, and Pasadena, still safely entrenched in the yellow tier of the state’s economic-reopening blueprint. On Monday afternoon, the U.S. Fo... More »
Three Los Angeles City Councilmembers today introduced a resolution to support the U.S. House of Representatives’ proposed George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, which seeks to hold officers accountable in court, restrict certain police practices, enhance trans... More »
City Council members and staff expressed concerns on Monday about a proposed project that would be built extremely close to the Foothill (210) Freeway. Paykan Corp. wants to build an eight-unit multifamily residential building at the corner of Lincoln and Cana... More »
Gov. Gavin Newsom today unveiled a $12 billion plan to tackle the state’s homelessness crisis, part of his proposed $100 billion California Comeback Plan. Newsom said the investment would provide 65,000 people with housing placements, more than 300,000 people ... More »
A team of student scientists from Pasadena City College has earned a spot alongside 11 other competitors from around the nation in the 2021 American Association of Community Colleges Innovation Challenge STEM Competition, the organization announced Tuesday. Th... More »
Ahead of Tuesday’s Design Commission meeting where commissioners will have a chance to provide feedback and review of the mock up of barriers on the Colorado Street Bridge, Pasadena Heritage let its opinion be known. “Pasadena Heritage members, board members, ... More »
The Pasadena-based Gamma Zeta Boulé Foundation is planning to distribute scholarships to eight Black Southland high school seniors at the organization’s 16th Annual LAMP Mentor Program Scholarship Celebration later this month. The LAMP, or Leadership, Achievem... More »
At least one Latina student from each of Pasadena’s four public high schools will be awarded scholarships under a new program announced by the Pasadena Educational Foundation on Tuesday. The Latinas Inspired For Tomorrow, or LIFT, Scholarships will be presente... More »
On the heels of Governor Gavin Newsom’s emergency drought declaration expansion on Monday, representatives of the Raymond Basin Management Board will present its 25-year water recovery plan to the City Council Municipal Services Committee Tuesday. The plan inc... More »
As Pasadena makes plans for a full campus reopening for the fall 2021-22 semester, the returning opportunity may come with additional costs. Enter Assembly Bill 86, a $6.6 billion COVID Relief school grant program. Pasadena’s Local Control Accountability Plan ... More »
Pasadena City College has been named to Value College’s Top 50 Best Community Colleges for 2021 list, the organization announced Monday. The independent publication dedicated to education listed PCC 28th on its list, which compared about 1,400 colleges across ... More »
