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At 4:13 pm on Monday, June 7, 17 minutes before the scheduled start of the public hearing on the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Arroyo Seco Canyon...

Pasadena’s Mayor, Victor Gordo, announced the nomination of two City Councilmembers to fill vacancies on boards to represent the city, which will be...

The aquifer that supplies about a third of Pasadena’s water supply is drying out and will become depleted unless major changes are made in how the Raymond...

Pasadena is poised for a new mayor after the November 3 election as Victor Gordo appears to have unseated incumbent Mayor Terry Tornek. Gordo so far has 54...

[This article has been updated to include the actual curfew time which stands now from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am according to L.A. County’s proclamation. May 31,...

Just after midnight on November 5, The Pasadena City Council unanimously passed a temporary no-fault eviction moratorium. The moratorium will expire on January...

IN DEPTH LOOK Pasadena is considering expanding its Inclusionary Housing Ordinance (IHO). Changes are responsive to housing advocates and Pasadena’s need for...

Pasadenans Empowering Parent Participation in Education Governance (PEPPEG) will present to the PUSD Board a proposal to amend the Pasadena City Charter to...

A recent survey indicates majority of Pasadena voters support annual limit rent Control and Just Cause Eviction. By Kate Bartlett Survey results are...

Seeing the “STOP ILLEGAL SEARCHES” buttons worn by the full house attending the Monday night meeting of the Pasadena City Council, one might have thought...

The drastic financial situation of the Pasadena Unified School District became painfully obvious Thursday night, February 15, after a presentation to the City...

Taking the bull by the horns was the theme of Monday night’s meeting of the Pasadena City Council. By Garrett Rowlan The elephant in the room (to continue the...

Editor’s note: Link to video of the entire council meeting has been added below. Normally at 6 pm, a half-hour before the meeting of the City Council...

To update the old proverb, if the mountain won’t come to rent control, then the rent control must go to mountain—therefore, members of the Pasadena Tenants...

The Monday night meeting of the Pasadena City Council was a mixed bag, beginning with two poems* about homelessness and ending, 2 ½ hours later, with the...

Resolutions, Auld Lang Syne sentiments, parties, and football games, these are some of the reasons why many New Year’s start out on a high note, and with the...