Through the current system, rates are reduced for the lowest water users. But council is looking to implement a new system that would encourage all residents to save more water.
Mayor Michael Cacciotti will host a fundraiser Tuesday at Mijares Mexican Restaurant in Pasadena.
City council will once again consider a lease agreement with Donovan Brothers. Get to know the facts, and then tell your city council members where you stand.
The Alex Theatre was supported by Glendale's Redevelopment Agency, which was eliminated by the state, and is now at risk for closing. The landmark's entertainment history spans from a 1920s vaudeville house to a performing arts center.
City meetings you may want to attend March 28 through April 11.
The meeting is cancelled due to spring break.
If you drive by the Rialto today, you'll notice the contractor has started to build a support structure to shore up the sagging bottom of the marquee.
Residents and city council are wondering: Why were stop signs installed at this three-way intersection?
In light of Sunshine Week, Patch looks to promote a dialogue about open government and freedom of information.
Councilmember Marina Khubesrian, liaison to the Animal Commission, says South Pas commissioners think there's a need.
South Pasadena officials this week postponed a hearing to revoke the business licenses of two massage parlors accused of prostitution, citing a need to build up a case against them.
Saturday's community forum will address how future budget cuts will impact public schools.
Several residents spoke up about the sewer and water rates during the public hearing Wednesday—some were in favor but most were opposed. Here's what went down.
The California State of Equalization list shows a delinquent balance in John Kwon's name of more than $8.4 million.
From a birthday celebration to an expected spike in your water bill, here's what will do down at Wednesday's City Council meeting.
Locals gathered Thursday night to discuss 710 gap closure options—some of which will be researched in-depth through an environmental study that Metro awarded to CH2MHill in October for $37.3 million.
The Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District is giving away free high efficiency toilets next month.
Officials say the meetings will provide residents with an opportunity to share info and contribute ideas regarding transportation alternatives being considered for the SR-710 Study.
Patch Asks: What types of businesses and buildings would you like to see on the west side of town?
South Pasadena lost approximately 115 trees in the recent windstorm. Did one fall or get taken down on your property?
In recent weeks, Holden has garnered support from environmental organizations, labor groups and local officials in the 41st district, including the mayors of Pasadena, Monrovia and Claremont.
Investments in light-rail, bus-ways, and rail for freight can drive our economy forward, says Cacciotti.
Police conducted two undercover investigations, in which Ling Ling Kuo, the manager of Massage Villa, and Mengdong Wang, the owner of King Spa, were both charged on suspicion of disorderly house and prostitution.
A massage business in town was charged on suspicion of disorderly house and prostitution, reports Pasadena Star-News.
The regular South Pasadena City Council meetings will begin at 7 p.m. starting March 7.
South Pas is launching an interactive budget planning process for the Fiscal Year 2012-13 with many opportunities for the public to provide input. Here's what you need to know.
South Pas City Council recently signed a letter opposing Southern California Association of Governments Regional Transportation Plan that includes the 710 extension.
Holden faces South Pasadena Mayor Michael Cacciotti and businesswoman Donna Lowe for the State Assembly's 41st district seat.
South Pasadena Mayor and Assembly candidate Michael Cacciotti calls for joint power outage planning and drills between Southern California Edison and local first responders.
Meetings and events of interest over the next week.
Join in at 7:30 p.m. as Patch editor Kristen Lepore blogs about what's going down at tonight's City Council meeting.
Adam Schiff, South Pasadena's congressional representative, is holding open nominations for his 'Woman of the Year' awards. Each community in his district, including South Pas, will have a resident honored.
A scheduling of a preliminary hearing is slated to take place March 2.
AB 1148 goes before the California Assembly Tuesday. If approved, it would require that the largest campaign donors be named in TV, radio, web and printed political ads.
Although a bill to stall the termination of 400 California community redevelopment agencies failed to pass, the City has been preparing for the original February deadline.
Here's a handy list of ways you can use Patch to become part of your South Pasadena community.
Meetings of interest throughout the next week.
While tiered water rates were approved in December 2010, City Council is looking to examine— and possibly implement—an alternate model before the 11 percent increase in January 2013.
Tell us in comments: What inquiries do you have for candidates Michael Cacciotti, Chris Holden, Donna Lowe and Victoria Rusnak?
The Committee will provide input and feedback on the proposed design of Monterey Road from Pasadena Avenue to Brent Avenue—including sidewalk and bike lane recommendations.