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I’m committed to Pasadena’s future, and I want to say that Andy Wilson has my strong support for City Council in the March 7th election. I have known Andy for 20 years. He is a person of great integrity and is committed to service, collaboration, and inclusion... More »
On Monday, February 13, the Old Pasadena Management District, Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, Playhouse District Association and South Lake Avenue Business Association hosted a candidate forum with City Council candidates appearing on the March 7th ballot. Unfor... More »
A closely-held secret month of celebration is March which has, in some states, been declared Parenting Awareness Month. If you live in Texas, you might well be in the dark about this yearly focus, but if either Michigan or California is your home state, activi... More »
I do not feel reassured by Pasadena Police Chief Sanchez’s somewhat vague response regarding his department’s relationship with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (see his email below to Pasadena Now Publisher, James Macpherson). As Chief Sanchez himself... More »
Many residents in the region will be happy to know that Assemblyman, Chris Holden has introduced Assembly Bill 287 that would prohibit construction of the 710 Tunnel. This tunnel would be a $10 billion dollar boondoggle and will simply encourage more cars, mor... More »
As our fellow voters review their ballots for the upcoming March 7th municipal election, we strongly recommend endorsement of Victor Gordo for Pasadena City Council District 5. Victor has been an effective leader on the Council for the families in District 5, ... More »
At the ACT candidates forum on January 10, all City Council candidates were asked if they supported a “just-cause eviction ordinance.” We heard Fifth District Councilmember Victor Gordo, whose official City biography emphasizes his high school athletic accompl... More »
Welcome to the first week of Black History Month. Quite an advancement, some would say, from back in 1926 when the historian Dr Carter J. Woodson created Negro History Week. But knock on just about any door anywhere in America and ask the family who Carter J. ... More »
Responding to the first five days of the Trump Administration, the Reverend Mike Kinman issued the following statement: “Tragically, in the opening days of his administration, President Trump has been utterly consistent, ruling as he campaigned – by stoking fe... More »
I had the opportunity to attend the 58th Presidential Inauguration with my parents and witness a “uniquely American” tradition that has been a cornerstone of our democracy since 1801. The next day, Washington, DC, hosted approximately half a million people for... More »
A friend asked me, back when she just knew Hillary was going to be elected the first woman president of the good ol’ USA, if I were going to DC for the historical occasion. In 2009, I was there for the historical ceremony swearing in Barack Obama as the first ... More »
A few weeks ago, headed home driving north from the other part of Pasadena, one of my daughters, who was in the front seat of my car spotted a small gathering of people standing on the sidewalk. They were. in front of the low-income housing units that were onc... More »
