The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 49 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Stories: ‘State of the City’ is Good, Says Mayor Tornek in Annual Address Thursday’s State of the ... More »
[smooth=id:1861;] “The state of our city is good, and equally important, the trend line is positive,” said Mayor Terry Tornek in the fifth State of the City address of his administration, this time at John Muir High School. As he has in his previous addresses,... More »
Mayor Terry Tornek is keeping part of his State of the City Speech under wraps – for now. Tornek will meet his mandate under the city charter to discuss the city’s fiscal condition tonight at John Muir High School. But Tornek won’t reveal what direction he wil... More »
A forum on environmental issues for Pasadena’s mayoral candidates Tuesday night contrasted three candidates who support varied green platforms and one who said environmental issues are not a priority. At “How Green Should Pasadena Be?” presented by the Arroyo ... More »
Displaced tenants locked out of their apartments in a building at 215 South Madison Avenue angrily addressed the City Council Monday, complaining that they have not been allowed back in even to retrieve their possessions for nearly a month after a fire on the ... More »
In an email to Pasadena Now, a lawyer representing a developer whose modified project will be heard by the Pasadena City Council on Monday said he’s prepared to follow through on a lawsuit if the Council does not approve the project at 253 South Los Robles Ave... More »
A Pasadena firefighter was joined by firefighters from Oregon at a local fire station as they prepared to fly out Saturday night to assist Australia with the unprecedented wildfires on that continent. Firefighter/Paramedic Justin Hester was to depart to Austra... More »
[Updated] Nonpartisan political group ACT announced on Friday its members have voted to endorse Mayor Terry Tornek in the Mayor’s race. Meanwhile, in Districts 2, 4 and 6 – members voted to endorse Felicia Williams, Charlotte Bland and incumbent Steve Madiso... More »
[smooth=id:1859;] Three Mayoral, six City Council and four PCC Board of Trustees candidates took the dais Wednesday in PCC’s Creveling Lounge at a political forum sponsored by ACT and the Arroyo Democratic Club ahead of March’s elections. Most candidates agree... More »
Bloomberg reports today that President Trump “summoned not his chief of staff or one of his Cabinet secretaries” but Pasadenan Robert O’Brien, his National Security Adviser, to Mar-a-Lago for consultations prior to giving the order for U.S. missiles to be fire... More »
There is no known credible threat to Pasadena resulting from the rising tension between the U.S. and Iran, a Pasadena police spokesman said. “Pasadena PD is tracking the events in the Middle East and continues to be vigilant in our public safety efforts,” Lt. ... More »
[Updated] Associated Press Washington Bureau Chief Byron Price reportedly first wrote the immortal words, “All politics is local” in 1932, and fewer axioms have grown larger in importance with every election cycle. Now climate change-seemingly a topic of globa... More »
