Teens in grades 9-12 are invited to participate in a poetry workshop with Los Angeles based Poet Suzanne Lummis on April 20, 2022. This program is being presented by South Pasadena Public Library’s Teen Advisory Board (TAB) and is sponsored by the Friends of the South Pasadena Public Library to celebrate National Poetry Month! 2/24/22
As the county continues to experience reduced COVID-19 spread, it is appropriate to consider fewer required safety measures, noting that vulnerable individuals should continue to layer in all protections possible. Given decreased risk, Public Health is modifying the Health Officer Order to allow establishments, businesses, and venues verifying vaccination status to offer optional masking for …
Join us tomorrow for our Commission Analysis Study Session with City Council from 6-8pm via Zoom! Click here to view the full agenda packet. 2/22/22
Happy President’s Day from the City of South Pasadena! As a reminder, we will be closed today in observance on the holiday. The Police and Fire Department will remain open over the holiday. For non-emergencies, please call (626) 403-7270. 2/21/22
Dumpster Day is back! Residents ages 62 and over can have large furniture or appliances picked up from their homes for FREE the week of April 11-15, 2022. Please read the press release for more information: 2/17/22
The South Pasadena Public Library is excited to announce the return of in-person programming for children! There will be Preschool Storytimes, Toddler Storytimes, and Family Storytimes held outside in the Library park. For more information, read the attached press release: 2/17/22
South Pasadena community members still have time to draw a voting map for City Council consideration! Do not forget to participate in this important process. 2/16/22
A contractor has been routed to address the “red flashing traffic signal” at Mission Street and Fair Oaks Avenue. The issue may be related to the power outages last night. We will continue to keep our residents updated on this matter. Stay safe! 2/16/22
On February 2, 2022, City Council approved a resolution condemning the City’s history as a Sundown Town and past practices of institutionalized racism. The resolution not only acknowledges the City’s history as a Sundown Town, but also directs staff into next steps to further promote diversity, equity, and inclusivity. See the attached press release for …
Due to weather conditions, all City facilities have experienced a power outage between the beginning at 5 pm. SoCal Edison and our Maintenance team worked to resolve the issue. We will continue to provide updates. We encourage all of our residents to stay safe and be cautious while driving and walking. 2/15/22
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