The Pasadena Human Relations Commission will recommend to the City Council the creation of a new policy that will address the spread of fake information to Pasadena residents ahead of the election season. The commission started discussing potential recommendat... More »
This week, in response to the wholly preventable drowning 2019 death of 6-year-old Roxie Forbes at an Altadena summer camp as well as a history of traumatic incidents at children’s camps statewide, Assemblymember Chris Holden introduced AB 1737, a long overdue... More »
The City Council heard and discussed a presentation on Pasadena’s police officer-involved shooting (OIS) investigative process and related policies during Monday’s City Council meeting. Scheduled as an information only item, the item did not result in a vote t... More »
[UPDATED] The City Council approved a $32,800 contract to approve a search firm in the city manager search on Monday. Brown Creative Partners will conduct the recruitment process and arrange a kick-off meeting with WBCP and the City Council to discuss strategi... More »
The City Council ratified a previously adopted resolution to allow a CalPERS retiree to serve as interim general manager of the city’s Water and Power department. Currently, CalPERS retiree Jeff Kightlinger, serves as interim PWP General Manager. Kightlinger b... More »
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger wants the county to re-evaluate its masking policy. “Masking rules set by the state and county weren’t followed consistently by everyone at yesterday’s NFC Championship,” Barger said in a statement Monday. “Instead,... More »
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 »
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 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 »
Michelle Perera, the director of libraries and information has resigned effective Feb. 16, according to a letter from City Manager Cynthia Kurtz sent to city councilmembers on Tuesday. Perera has taken a position with the city of Sunnyvale. “Michelle was a s... More »
