Vote No on Measure PFD: Pasadena Should Have Budgeted for Its Firefighters
Vote No on Measure PFD: Pasadena Should Have Budgeted for Its Firefighters Sep 30, 2026 · @Victor Caballero Nobody in Pasadena is against firefighters. The men and women of the Pasadena Fire Department run toward the emergencies the rest of us run from, and they deserve modern stations, enough colleagues on every shift, and equipment […]
Public Health Reports Highest Number of West Nile Virus Cases in Nearly a Decade
Public Health Reports Highest Number of West Nile Virus Cases in Nearly a Decade Public Health Urges People to Take Immediate Steps to Prevent the Spread of Mosquito-Borne Illness The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is reporting 100 cases of West Nile virus infections so far this year, marking the highest number […]
The Insider’s Guide to Evening Parking at Pasadena City Hall
The Insider’s Guide to Evening Parking at Pasadena City Hall If you are planning an evening trip to Pasadena City Hall—whether to get involved in local government or just to admire the gorgeous Mediterranean Revival architecture—you might be wondering about the parking situation. The good news? It is a lot easier (and cheaper) than you […]
The Quorum Crisis: How Pasadena’s Legislative Delays Threaten Effective Governance
The Quorum Crisis: How Pasadena’s Legislative Delays Threaten Effective Governance In municipal governance, showing up is more than a professional courtesy—it is a baseline constitutional requirement. For a city council or standing committee to legally deliberate, vote, or enact policy, a quorum must be present. When leaders fail to appear, the gears of local government […]