Pasadena Independent

California’s Office of the Small Business Advocate, announced that the deadline for the first round of applications for the Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program will be extended until Jan. 13.

The City of Los Angeles announced that COVID-19 testing operations at Dodger Stadium ended Monday, and in collaboration with the County of Los Angeles, will transition the site into a mass vaccination center by the end of the week.

The L.A. County Department of Health Services (DHS) announced Sunday that it will discontinue the use of the Curative COVID-19 PCR tests at county-run pop-up testing sites.

Pandemic’s impact on child care pushing working women to the limit

Los Angeles County Health Officer Muntu Davis issued a health advisory for private gatherings and public celebrations advising residents that the potential risk of COVID-19 transmission.

In a unanimous vote last Monday, the Pasadena City Council gave the approval to begin negotiations for the development of a senior affordable housing community on a city-owned parcel of land across from City Hall.

Scammers going to taxpayer homes to collect property tax payments

Black Lives Matter organizer Jasmine Richards was so incensed by the city’s removal of a second memorial for Anthony McClain that she organized a protest and memorial outside Pasadena Mayor Terry Tornek’s home last Friday night.

Fall is here and that means it’s time for pumpkins, apples, turkeys and scary things.

Less than a week after the conclusion of Hispanic Heritage Month, Pasadena City College is being recognized as one of the nation’s top two-year colleges for Latinx students.

Rudy’s Restaurant owner talks about being shutdown today.

With increased tension among neighbors, police and Black Lives Matter supporters, a makeshift memorial for Anthony McClain was removed Tuesday by Pasadena Public Works.

Pasadena police received a report of multiple shots fired in the immediate area of a local park.

Last chance for small businesses to apply for $5,000-$25,000 grants

While there is no proven vaccine for COVID-19 yet, a group of scientists will review any vaccine that receives federal approval and verify its safety, before California makes a vaccine available to the public.

Going on ‘The Journey’ from home

Arcadia resident and environmentalist Cameron Stone became well-known to the community several years ago when he helped spearhead an ambitious bid to save the Arcadia woodlands with a group known as the Arcadia Four in 2011.