The city’s Economic Development & Technology Committee will consider authorizing a contract worth up to $400,000 with Childs Designs for project management services related to Pasadena’s expanding accessory dwelling unit (ADU) program. The committee is schedul... More »
The Altadena Town Council will convene Tuesday evening for a comprehensive agenda covering public safety updates, community services, and committee reports during their virtual meeting. The meeting, scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on June 17 and to be led by Chair Vic... More »
Pasadena officials will consider slashing permit fees by thousands of dollars for homeowners rebuilding after the devastating Eaton Fire, as the city seeks to ease the financial burden on residents whose homes were destroyed in January’s wildfire disaster. The... More »
As California lawmakers grapple with a multibillion-dollar deficit and looming federal cuts that could undo the state’s health policies for immigrants, they’re banking on a tenuous budget strategy: hope. Legislators today rejected some of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s c... More »
Pasadena Councilmembers are scheduled to consider appointing an eight-member citizen committee to review City Council compensation, which could result in broadening the pool of residents able to serve in elected office. The Committee on City Councilmember Comp... More »
The Pasadena City Council will meet in closed session Monday ahead of its public meeting to discuss several major lawsuits, including a racial discrimination case against the police department and the city’s lawsuit seeking damages from the devastating Eaton F... More »
The City Council on Monday will vote on adopting the Fiscal Year 2026 General Fee Schedule, approving new and revised charges for a wide range of city services — including public health inspections, street sweeping for special events, and development-related p... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the City Council is expected to approve a $200,000 increase to an existing contract with Enterprise Fleet Management, bringing the total not-to-exceed amount to $1.42 million for the lease of 25 non-enforcement vehicles us... More »
The City Council will close the public hearing on the City’s budget on Monday and deliberate on the City’s sweeping $1.5 billion Fiscal Year 2026 budget, concluding its annual review and public hearing process. In California, City Councils are required to pass... More »
By Alexei Koseff, CALMATTERS The California Legislature passed a state budget today that relies more on borrowing than spending cuts to close a projected $12 billion deficit, aiming to push off difficult decisions about priorities even as that gap is only expe... More »
Rep. Judy Chu, who represents Pasadena and surrounding and who led a congressional delegation that was denied entry to the Adelanto ICE Processing Center last week, is demanding accountability from federal immigration officials. Chu, along with Rep. Gilbert Ra... More »
In an explicit joint statement released Thursday evening, members of the City Council said they will not allow Pasadena to be under siege by the Federal administration. “Our community is stronger than fear, stronger than intimidation, and stronger than any att... More »
