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The Pasadena City Council on Monday moved forward with a long-planned overhaul of North Lake Avenue, adopting the North Lake Specific Plan that sets a framework for increased housing, higher densities near the Lake Metro A Line station and a redesigned, more w... More »
The City of Pasadena has appointed Karin Schnaider as its next Director of Finance following a nationwide recruitment process that drew a competitive pool of public sector finance professionals, according to a city news release. Schnaider will begin her new ro... More »
State Sen. Sasha Renée Pérez (D-Pasadena) is calling on the California Public Utilities Commission to reject proposed profit increases by investor-owned utilities, warning the move would further burden Altadena residents affected by the Eaton Fire and exacerba... More »
[Updated] A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge on Wednesday denied Pasadena’s request for a temporary restraining order, ruling that the city had not demonstrated an emergency requiring immediate judicial relief. The city sought the restraining order in ... More »
In a statement on Monday, the City announced that City Manager Miguel Márquez will retire so he can focus on family during a time of significant personal need. “Serving the people of Pasadena has been one of the greatest honors of my career,” said Márquez. “I’... More »
City Manager Miguel Márquez said on Monday that 17,711 people received Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Payments in September. The numbers were announced at the end of the City Council meeting. Assistance could be severely limited or ended next month due to t... More »
On Monday night, Pasadena’s City Council took another step toward reimagining the scar that has divided the city for more than half a century — the unfinished stub of the 710 Freeway. In a presentation that blended transportation planning with civic soul-searc... More »
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger issued an open letter Monday to Altadena residents and survivors of the Eaton Fire, outlining three newly signed state laws aimed at strengthening wildfire recovery efforts and protecting disaster-affected communiti... More »
Nearly six percent of Los Angeles County households still have no internet connection, despite broadband becoming as essential to daily life as electricity or running water. Now county officials are launching their first-ever comprehensive plan to change that.... More »
Despite objections from Los Angeles city leaders who deemed it an infringement on local development control, Gov. Gavin Newsom Friday signed state legislation allowing more rapid — and more dense — housing projects near major public transit stops. Senate Bill ... More »
The Pasadena City Council on Monday approved a five-year, $1.6 million contract with Vital Medical Services to provide non-emergency medical services to inmates housed in the Pasadena City Jail. The City Manager is authorized to enter into the agreement—valued... More »
The county Board of Supervisors directed its staff Tuesday to prepare a proclamation declaring a local state of emergency in response to ongoing federal immigration enforcement raids that critics say are preventing people from going to work and forcing some bu... More »
