710 Freeway Pasadena Tunnel Hits Roadblock

A Pasadena legislator's bill prohibiting the constructions of a 710 Freeway tunnel to Pasadena garnered the support of the LA leaders.

Pasadena Lawyer Appointed Superior Court Judge

Nancy A. Ramirez, 52, a Superior Court commissioner from Pasadena, has been made a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge by Gov. Jerry Brown.

California Looks At Naming SoCal Freeway For Obama

A Senate committee will consider a bill to name a segment of the Ventura (134) Freeway after Barack Obama, who studied at Occidental College

Pasadena Pulmonologist Runs For Lt. Gov As 'Triple Threat' To Trump

Asif Mahmood, a Pasadena pulmonologist hopes to be the first Muslim American to hold statewide office in California.

Activists Behind Infamous Pasadena Planned Parent Tapes Charged

Two activists, who secretly recorded Planned Parenthood officials in Pasadena triggering national outrage, face 15 felony charges.

Pasadena 1 Of 7 Locations To Offer Weekend Voting

Voters around Los Angeles County can head to the polls over the weekend to vote in the March 7 election without having to miss work.

New Law Makes It Easier For To Build Granny Flats In Pasadena

A new law that aims to ease the housing crisis by reducing the burden and cost of building "granny flats" is now in effect.

You Might Be Paying Too Much in Property Taxes, Pasadena!

Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang said nearly 400,000 homeowners are blowing off an easy tax exemption.

Caltrans to Sell Pasadena Homes along 710 Corridor

Homes Caltrans owned for decades as part of the now aborted plan to extend the 710 will now hit the market in Pasadena and South Pasadena.

Nigerian Allegedly Hacks LA County Accessing Personal Info. for 750,000 People

A Nigerian national was arrested for allegedly hacking county computers, and officials vow to work with residents who may have been exposed.

Gov. Brown Appoints Pasadena's Catherine Keig to California Water Commission

Pasadena's Catherine Keig will serve on the commission aimed at maintaining sustainable water resource's and a healthy environment

New LA County Supervisors Will Join Board Monday

Kathryn Barger, representing the 5th district, will be sworn in Monday as a new member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.

Trump's Treasury Pick Steven Mnuchin has Ties to Controversial Pasadena Bank

President-elect Donald Trump's pick to be secretary of the treasury has a deep and wide Southland connection.

Voters Will Replace Longtime Incumbent in LA County Supervisors 5th District

5th District Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael Antonovich termed-out after holding the seat for 36 years.

What You Need to Know About California's Plastic Bag Referendums

Two initiatives on California's Nov. 8 ballot deal with throwaway plastic bags. One measure is asking voters to veto the state's 2014 ban.

Pasadena Congresswoman Hails Pentagon's Decision to Stop Trying to Make California Soldiers Repay Wartime Bonuses

Local lawmakers hail the Pentagon's decision to halt its controversial efforts to make California soldiers repay wartime enlistment bonuses.

Tight Race Race to Decide Pasadena's First New County Supervisor in 36 Years

Kathryn Barger​, outgoing Supervisor Michael Antonovich's chief deputy, has a funding advantage over reform candidate Darrell Park​.

JPL's Juno Weathers Glitches in Jupiter's Orbit

Pasadena's native Juno spacecraft was forced to go into "safe mode," shutting down its instruments during Jupiter flyby.

Regal Cinemas Near Pasadena to Show the Presidential Debate Wednesday

The free showing of the live debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald will start at 6 p.m. ET Wednesday in Alhambra and at LA Live.

Check Your Mailbox, Pasadena! Your Ballot's in the Mail

The end is near. That is, the end of this election season is finally upon us. County election officials are sending out the mail-in ballots.

Republicans Hosts Debate Viewing Party in Pasadena

The first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tonight is expected to be the most watched debate in history.

34-Hour 210 Freeway Closure Completes 'RoseJam' Series

The closure of all eastbound lanes through early Monday morning, marks the last major closure in the $148.5 million pavement project.

'Rose Jam' to Close 210 for another 34 Hours Over the Weekend

The Foothill (210) Freeway closure is expected to be the last in a series of major freeway closures for the 210 repaving project.

Supervisors OK Rewards to Help Solve Long Beach, East LA Crimes

Authorities hope to solve a hit and run in Long Beach and an East Los Angeles robbery.

Assembly Approves Bid to Rename Stretch of 210 for Jackie Robinson

The California Assembly voted unanimously to name a stretch of the 210 Freeway for Pasadena native and baseball great Jackie Robinson.

Turn Down that AC, Pasadena! 'Flex Alert' Issued for Broiling Heat Wave

The alert by the California Independent System Operator asks residents to cut back their power use, especially during the hours of 2 to 9 pm

Don't Get Caught in Pasadena's 55-Hour Freeway Closure

Authorities are warning drivers to avoid the weekend-long Foothill (210) Freeway closure.

At 165,000 mph, Juno Sets World Record as Fastest Manmade Object

The Juno spacecraft, by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, rocketed past the record for fastest manmade object this week.

Ballot Measure Would Increase Pasadena Property Taxes to Fund Parks Improvements

The Board of Supervisors voted to put a measure on the epic November ballot, asking voters to approve a 1.5 cent property tax increase.

Juno Makes History with 1.7-Billion-Mile Odyssey into Jupiter's Orbit

NASA's Juno spacecraft hurdled through space for five years, surviving burn-off Monday to begin orbiting Jupiter.

Latest Mars Rover Findings Point To 'Earth-Like' Martian Past

Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena announces exploration updates from Curiosity mission.

L.A. County Supervisors OK 2016-17 Budget Of $28.7 Billion

Boosts expected in social services, law enforcement and environmental monitoring.

County Renews $20,000 Rewards for Information in 2 SGV Fatal Shootings

Supervisor Michael Antonovich recommended extending the rewards hoping to find the killers of Christopher Walker and Robert Calderon.

Immigration Activists Rally Downtown L.A. as Supreme Court Hears Deporation Protection Case

The rally was in support of President Barack Obama's executive orders extending deportation protection to an estimated 4 million people.

Some Roads in Angeles National Forest Close Ahead of Expected Storm

Officials reminded motorists to be careful when driving in stormy and icy conditions, especially in mountain areas.

Grant Available to Pasadena Homeowners for Earthquake Proofing

The Earthquake Brace and Bolt program is accepting grant applications until Feb. 20.

'Trump is Disgusting' Skywriting Seen at Rose Bowl Paid for by Alabama Millionaire

Another aerial message reportedly read, "PUTIN EATS TRUMP FOR DESSERT."

Early Quake Warning System for West Coast? Funding Bill Headed for Vote

The early warning system could give residents a few more seconds of notice of an impending earthquake.

Initiative Seeks to Tax Wealthy Homeowners to Fund Programs for the Poor

The Secretary of State approved a signature gathering process for a measure that would tax homes worth more than $3 million.

Senate Approves Vaccination Requirement for Day Care Workers

All day care workers in California would be required to get vaccinated if Gov. Brown signs a new law passed by the senate.