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SATIRE All the outrageous news fit for publication on April 1st. By Newest Staff Member The Red Car City workers laid down train tracks on a section of Colorado...

The marriage between the city of Pasadena and the Pasadena Unified School District, a matrimony occasioned by the passage of Measure J last year, brought a huge...

On February 11, 2019, at six p.m., the Pasadena City Council Chambers were already full with overflow into a basement conference room. By Garrett Rowlan As a...

Monday’s meeting of the Pasadena City Council was in terms of public attendance a front -loaded affair.

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The mother of truth is history, wrote Cervantes years ago, and the truth of the matter is that the Pasadena City Council Monday night dealt with issues of...

While the comparison to a winter’s hibernation may be a fanciful one, still the sight of so few seats occupied by the public in last Monday’s Pasadena City...

The elections are over, but the urgency on how to implement the overwhelmingly (72% of voters) passed Measure J brought a mood of urgency to the Pasadena City...

While it is not surprising that the issue of housing is the number one concern brought before the Pasadena City Council, Monday’s meeting hinted at the...

After a two-week hiatus, the Pasadena City Council returned to business Monday night, considering a plethora of issues before a small but engaged public, each...

Housing and construction issues, ubiquitous through Pasadena, were present at the Pasadena City Council meeting on Monday night. By Garrett Rowlan In open...

In his first State of the City address, Pasadena Mayor Terry Tornek laid out the basics of the city’s finances. Coming a little over a year since the $5.9...