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A three-month reprieve enacted in response to he COVID-19 has come to an end, and federal tax returns are due by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday. The Internal Revenue Service confirmed late last month that the deadline would not be extended again, after previously being ... More »
Pasadena motorists over 70 have received an automatic one-year driver’s license extension, according to the California Department of Motor Vehicles. The extension applies to senior drivers with a noncommercial driver license and an expiration date between Marc... More »
Although their focus remains on the Coronavirus, incumbent Mayor Terry Tornek and challenger Victor Gordo, told Pasadena Now they have returned to limited campaigning in the Nov. 4th mayoral race. Tornek said that although his campaign has been sidetracked by ... More »
Pasadena Police Chief John Perez told Pasadena Now that he has taken down a flag that hung in the department’s gymnasium for three years after concerns over its symbolism and meaning surfaced this past week. The flag contained an emblem associated with the Mar... More »
The Design Commission will look at three projects at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, including a controversial development that nearly led to a lawsuit between the city and a developer. The six-story project at 253 S. Los Robles Ave. with 90-units of multi-family residenti... More »
Mayor Terry Tornek said he may bring police oversight to the city council sooner than originally expected. Last week, the Pasadena Public Safety Committee (PSC) discussed preparing a November 3rd ballot measure that could create a civilian review board to inve... More »
The presiding judge of Los Angeles County’s court system announced Friday that jury trials in criminal cases will not resume until August as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Jury trials — which have been on hold in Los Angeles County since March 17 — are ... More »
The City’s Economic and Development Committee unanimously passed a recommendation to the City Council Thursday to increase municipal financing for an already-approved four-story affordable housing complex planned by the Salvation Army. The City Council origina... More »
One of Pasadena’s most well-known streets, Colorado Boulevard, will get a makeover starting this Saturday, July 11 as it becomes the first location in the city to offer outdoor dining in city streets. The State of California’s recent directive to limit dining ... More »
Pasadena’s Public Safety Committee Wednesday discussed preparing a November 3 ballot measure which if approved by voters would create a civilian review board to investigate complaints by members of the public concerning misconduct by police. “The only true way... More »
Pasadena will receive up to $2.2 million in federal, state and local grants between now and 2021, to support workforce programs for the underemployed and unemployed, and workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These grants, according to a report by the Depa... More »
Following in the footsteps of cities like Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Santa Cruz, and Glendale, Pasadena’s Economic Development and Technology Committee (Ed-Tech) on Thursday will consider a recommendation to the City Council to limit fees delivery services ma... More »
