Terry Tornek

Last year, Pasadena voters passed Measure H, which created a new Rental Housing Board of 11 members. The Board would have 7 tenant members (one from each...

Andy Wilson "retired" from the Pasadena City Council December 12. On the evening of Wednesday, December 14, 2022, Andy and his wonderful wife Liz hosted a...

I have been committed to the production and retention of affordable housing for my entire career. I also have served as Pasadena Planning Director, Planning...

Pasadena has lost an important element of our civic community with the death of my friend, John J. Kennedy. By Terry Tornek He was a big personality who was...

On Monday, December 7 at noon, the Pasadena City Clerk will submit the election results of the November 3, 2020 General Municipal Election to the City Council....

WE INVESTIGATE There are two candidates running for mayor in Pasadena in the upcoming election in November, Victor Gordo and Terry Tornek. By Brandon Tran This...

For the first time since World War II, and the fourth time in its history, the Rose Parade has been canceled due to COVID-19. By News Desk The Pasadena...

Two messages from the Mayor of Pasadena, Terry Tornek, and Vice Mayor, Tyron Hampton, to the community. By News Desk Excerpts from Mayor Terry Tornek letter to...

GUEST OPINION It’ll never happen – but what if it did? By Leonard Sterne Once upon a time – specifically, on March 2, 2020 – Pasadena mayoral candidates...

WE INVESTIGATE There are four candidates for Pasadena Mayor on the March 3, 2020 ballot. In addition to incumbent Terry Tornek, they are Major Williams, Jason...

Get out and walk, Walktober 2019 is here! By Misch Anderson Walktober is an annual promotion to encourage walking, with communities all across the nation and...

Pasadena Mayor Terry Tornek has filed a ‘Candidate Intention Statement’ seeking re-election to the Office of Mayor of the City of Pasadena in 2020....

Editor’s Note: Mayor Terry Tornek’s office sent the following to our newsroom. GUEST EDITORIAL Two academics have written and now twice rewritten a...

Monday night’s meeting of the Pasadena City Council featured several enclaves arriving in the chambers like pools of potential jurors, each with its own...

> A recap of Pasadena City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 15, 2018 As the old Kenny Rogers song says, “you’ve got to know when to fold them,” and so...

Last Saturday, a 1936 film called The Shapes of Things to Come played at the Pasadena Main Library, and a block south, two days later on Monday evening, the...