Pasadena police, investigating two alleged cases of sexual assault by a Pasadena licensed marriage and family therapist, on Thursday released the accused’s photograph with an appeal to any other potential victims to come forward. The suspect, Edgar Gustavo Vil... More »
The Pasadena Police Department on Wednesday released a video showing multiple views of a Jan. 11, 2019 incident in which police officers fired their weapons at an armed fleeing suspect. No one was injured during the incident. The “community briefing” video is ... More »
Easing a long-time headache for local realtors, the Pasadena City Council Monday approved a staff recommendation to modify the City’s longtime Occupancy Inspection Program (OIP) by creating a new presale self-certification program and new fees. The self-certif... More »
If Pasadena’s latest sales tax revenue report numbers were tea leaves for reading the City’s financial future, another cup might require brewing to clarify the picture. Sales tax revenues now hold added importance to the City and the School District as both wi... More »
[Updated] An activist group working to ensure continuing minimum wage increases for Pasadena workers has announced its responsibility for a mass emailed research survey characterized earlier this month as “fraudulent” by the City of Pasadena. The City’s reacti... More »
[smooth=id:1545;] A joyous reopening of the Robinson Park Recreation Center Saturday morning under brilliant blue skies brought together government officials, community supporters, and neighborhood families. “We look forward to welcoming the community back to ... More »
The City of Pasadena Friday released two studies detailing a minimum wage increase impact analysis to comply with the Pasadena Minimum Wage Ordinance. On March 14, 2016, the Pasadena City Council adopted a local minimum wage ordinance, Ordinance #7278. The ord... More »
[Editor’s Note: This article originally contained an error when it stated that the new contract amendments carry through 2020. Rather the extensions cover employment agreements through 2022.] The Pasadena Board of Education Thursday, in a series of split votes... More »
Contemporary psychology may suggest that forgetting bad memories is healthy, but for Pasadena, the opposite holds when it comes to the Holocaust. The Jewish Federation of the Greater San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys (JFGSGPV), together with the City of Pasadena ... More »
A new law took effect Jan. 1, requiring that police departments release records involving disciplinary actions and critical events faster and more transparently, records some departments never released at all in the past. Police Chief John Perez discussed the ... More »
If the tone and tenor of its cannabis business application criteria are any measures, the City of Pasadena is looking for quality marijuana retailers. The City’s scoring sheet for applicants emphasizes experience and knowledge about the cannabis industry and a... More »
[Updated] Affordable housing advocates held a vigil in front of a Pasadena apartment building owned by Fuller Theological Seminary on the Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday to make a point about the sell-off of local housing by the departing school. Last May, t... More »
