Arroyo Seco

The Pasadena City Council met on Monday, November 10, reviewing previously shelved items and contracts. Pasadena Continues Caltech Lawsuit California...

The City of Pasadena, in collaboration with the Rose Bowl Operating Company (RBOC), has launched the Brookside Golf Course Cantilever Netting Project, aimed at...

The cities of Pasadena and South Pasadena have launched the Arroyo Seco Water Reuse Project, the first regional stormwater capture initiative in the historic...

Hikers, nature lovers, and outdoor adventurers have reason to celebrate: the Arroyo Seco is officially open to the public once again.

A recap of Pasadena Council meeting on April 14, 2025....

It’s a cloudy day in Highland Park and there are horses in the Starbucks drive-through. Yes, horses. With riders. They patiently wait their turn behind a...

The latest chapter in decades of work to re-naturalize the Arroyo Seco is well underway.

Join the Friends of the Nature Parkwear face covering and maintain safe distancewear sunscreen, hat, sunglassesbring waterbring gardening gloves and tools...

Wind down from Fourth of July festivities with a few relaxing events. Wind down from Fourth of July festivities with a few relaxing events.

Get ready for an exciting day as the One Arroyo Foundation and the City of Pasadena come together to kick off the One Arroyo Trail Critical Linkages Project....

Delight in the various art and culture celebrations presented throughout Cinco de Mayo weekend. Delight in the various art and culture celebrations presented...

Six museums in Los Angeles and Pasadena open their doors, free of charge. With so much to do and see, and only a few hours to do it, therefore visitors are...

During the month of May, Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) joins utilities across the nation in celebrating Water Awareness Month, an annual outreach campaign to...

Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy Acquires a Million Dollars to Protect a Critical Canyon Corridor. Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy Acquires a Million...

Come clean up the Arroyo Seco and celebrate Earth Day.

With the advent of Jim Crow laws across the southern states after the Civil War, many former slave families sought prosperity and peace in the North and West. ...