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Beginning Monday, September 14, construction will move to the intersection of Raymond Avenue and Washington Boulevard. Work is scheduled daily from 8:00 am to...

Pasadena residents will have two opportunities in May to learn about water conservation and take home free plants as Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) hosts...

Pasadena Water & Power (PWP) is once again hosting its annual Garden Show and Tell, inviting customers to showcase their water‑wise landscaping and inspire...

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...

Southern California Edison has launched new legal actions as it continues to defend itself against nearly 1,000 lawsuits tied to the deadly Eaton Fire, shifting...

David M. Reyes, General Manager of Water and Power, and the department (“PWP”) invite community members to attend a public meeting regarding the Raymond...

New electric vehicle (EV) charging rates will take effect at all City-owned Power Up Pasadena charging stations starting November 12, 2025.

From award-winning public service to safer streets and vibrant community events, Pasadena is bustling with accomplishments and initiatives that strengthen the...

On July 31, Mayor Victor Gordo and Vice Mayor Jess Rivas joined Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) and the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department...

Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) announced the winners of the 2025 “Being Water Wise Is…” Art Contest, an annual initiative that encourages local students...

Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) reminds customers to conserve energy while staying safe: Open windows early morning/evening to ventilate your home.Close blinds...

I glanced down at my remaining mileage when I was connecting to the westbound 210 from the 605 Eight miles. It was going to be a little close. I glanced down at...

Pasadena, for all its affluence, is underlain with a network of ugly sewers. Nobody likes sewage. It’s impolite to even mention the subject. 

As the Eaton Fire raged in parts of Pasadena, it caused damage to several City reservoirs and pump stations.

Pasadena Water and Power (“PWP”) is replacing a 90-year-old water main that stretches along Grand Avenue beginning January 6, 2025.

Energy + Environmental Economics (E3), has been selected by the City of Pasadena’s community-owned utility Pasadena Water and Power to develop an Optimized...