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With California planning to lift COVID-19 restrictions on business activity and gatherings on June 15, Gov. Gavin Newsom said this week the state’s mask-wearing mandate will be mostly lifted as well — but not entirely. Speaking to Fox11 on Monday, Newsom said ... More »
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 »
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 part of its agenda’s consent calendar, the City Council on Monday will consider using $485,000 in federal community development block grant (CDBG-CV) funds to assist five food pantry program operators in helping households experiencing food insecurity cause... More »
On the heels of an announcement by the Pasadena Water and Power Department (PWP) to resume shut-offs for nonpayment by its customers, the city is moving closer toward resuming the collection of parking and transit-related fees and fines, as well as late fees a... More »
The City Council on Monday is expected to meet in closed sessions over lawsuits filed by the relatives of Anthony McClain, who was shot and killed by a Pasadena police officer in August following a traffic stop on North Raymond Avenue. The Ralph M. Brown Act, ... More »
The City Council on Monday will hear the details of plans for an eight-unit multifamily residential building in Northwest Pasadena. According to the City Council agenda, Paykan Corp. has submitted an application for a predevelopment plan review of a property a... More »
With the proper map included, the City Council made short work of the second reading of an ordinance to amend the zoning code to allow a new height limit on a single project on South Fair Oaks Boulevard. The City Council voted 6-1 to pass the second reading. C... More »
As part of Monday’s consent calendar, the City Council voted to amend its 2021 legislative platform regarding the quality of healthcare provided by skilled nursing facilities. The amendment adds the phrase “As such, the City is committed to exploring ways to h... More »
The City Council voted on Monday to add three additional members to the Redistricting Task Force to bring much-needed diversity to the group. Patrice Marshall McKenzie, Delano Yarbrough and Adriana Lim were added to the task force which will use census data to... More »
This time they have the map. After the lack of a graphic indicating the exact location of a zoning code amendment during the first reading of an ordinance that would allow a high increase on one project, staff has included the map for the second reading of the... More »
Three additional people could be added to the Redistricting Task Force, according to Monday’s City Council agenda. Patrice Marshall McKenzie, Delano Yarbrough and Adriana Lim could be added to the task force which will use census data to recommend changes to C... More »
