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Early findings from a city needs assessment in Northwest Pasadena show 75% of businesses reflected in the findings had not previously received support, as officials prepare to brief a City Council committee Tuesday on an outreach effort due for a full report i... More »
Seven new food and drink businesses that have opened in Pasadena, five since July, will be featured in an economic development report scheduled for City Council committee review Tuesday. The businesses include two coffee shops, four restaurants and a chai shop... More »
Nominations were being accepted Friday for a back- to-school giveaway that will provide a Southern California teacher with a donation toward classroom supplies. Rooter Hero Plumbing & Air will accept nominations through Aug. 23 from teachers in its service are... More »
A delegation of Taiwanese technology companies will begin a three-day San Gabriel Valley visit Monday, Aug. 24, at the Caltech Athenaeum in Pasadena, meeting there with representatives from nearly half of the region’s 31 cities. The San Gabriel Valley Economic... More »
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association and collaborating San Gabriel Valley chambers of commerce will present a free webinar on branding at 4 p.m. Thursday, delivered online via Zoom. The program, “Building, Growing and Protecting Your Brand,” ... More »
California Uber and Lyft drivers, who won the right to unionize last year, on Tuesday celebrated the formation of what they say will be the biggest ride-hailing driver union in the world. California is the second state to allow ride-hailing drivers to unionize... More »
BMO will hold an invitation-only ribbon-cutting on Thursday, Aug. 27 to mark the opening of its Pasadena East branch at 1739 East Colorado Boulevard, according to an invitation and a flyer posted on the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce website. The event is schedu... More »
Southern California Gas Co. announced Monday it is introducing updated employee uniforms intended to make it easier for customers to identify SoCalGas workers at homes and businesses. The updated uniforms feature prominent company branding and employees’ first... More »
The days of small-batch whiskey and gin being delivered to your doorstep are almost over. An extensive lobbying effort to kill a proposal that would allow craft liquor distillers to keep shipping their products to California customers underscores how wealthy a... More »
A Pasadena employment law firm says it has stopped waiting for the software market and started building its own. D.Law, the plaintiff-side firm headquartered on North Madison Avenue, announced Thursday that it has developed a litigation-management system calle... More »
The Los Angeles Business Council Institute Thursday was expanding its Compete4LA platform to help local small businesses compete for contracts tied to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Super Bowl LXI and other major projects across the region. The expande... More »
The California Boulevard site where Pasadena’s Pavilions supermarket will close in September could sit empty for more than a year, District 7 Councilmember Jason Lyon said in an email Friday. “It may take the management firm a year to 18 months (or longer) to ... More »
