Author: Andrew Sweet

The Pasadena City Council voted to place a proposed emergency preparedness tax measure before voters that would generate about $22.1 million annually for fire...

In a two-and-a-half-hour meeting, the Pasadena City Council debated tax revenue and city upkeep.

The Pasadena City Council discussed concerns about the city’s long-term financial challenges and the funding of additional positions in the Pasadena Police...

The Pasadena City Council and Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education met to address clean energy goals and growing funding gaps in special...

The Pasadena City Council on Monday tabled a $3.5 million contract for public safety radio equipment following an outpouring of public comment, while...

In the past three months, parents have exchanged insults, denounced biased trustees, unearthed long-abandoned civil rights offenses and criticized each...

The Pasadena City Council on Monday debated how far it can go in responding to federal immigration enforcement while also confronting major funding gaps in its...

On Monday, the Pasadena City Council discussed the Reconnecting Pasadena 710 Vision Plan, a three-year proposal to build 1,800 housing units, along with...

The Pasadena City Council voted 5–2–1 Monday to approve a permit allowing All Saints Church to expand its safe parking program for homeless residents.

The Pasadena City Council approved major developments for both the Pasadena Central Library and a hotly debated Caltech research facility before adjourning near...

The Pasadena City Council voted unanimously Monday to restrict the use of city property for federal immigration enforcement operations, responding to mounting...

The Pasadena City Council covered childcare aid and raised concerns over local hire and procurement plans.

The Pasadena City Council confronted potential legal exposure on multiple fronts this week, from a closed-session lawsuit against Southern California Edison to...

The Pasadena City  Council handled litigation including sexual harassment and state-sanctioned orders.

The council opened its first meeting of the year facing lawsuits and major decisions tied to rent stabilization and housing development.

The Pasadena City Council discussed the traditional length of tenure for a Vice Mayor and allocated funds to Trinity Lutheran Church.