Pasadena needs to find more local water supplies as our imported water source is becoming increasingly limited. As a part of the Pasadena Non-potable Water Project, Pasadena Water and Power has hopes to construct a new pipeline that would bring much needed water from the Los Angeles-Glendale Water Reclamation Plant. The water would be recycled…
Read more
The residential electric customers of the Pasadena Water and Power Department (PWP) can purchase LED light bulbs online at nearly half of the cost and get free shipping too. LED bulbs are the most efficient source of lighting for homes and a single bulb has a rated life of 15-20 years as opposed to the…
Read more
Located within the heart of the charming Mission Street Shopping District is A Place To Bead. As a full service bead store, it’s quickly building prominence among the community, since it is one of the only stores of it’s kind within this area of Los Angeles. Owner, Christina Rizzo Lester, is an experienced jewelry maker, dedicated…
Read more
The 127th Rose Parade presented by Honda begins at 8:00 am will feature the tradition of floral floats, marching bands from various schools across the country, and fashionable equestrian groups along the 5.5 mile route down Colorado Boulevard. Pasadena police plan to significantly increase security for this year’s Rose Parade and Rose Bowl game in…
Read more
“Honest food that tastes really good.” TrueFoodKitchen.com True Food Kitchen is located in Old Town Pasadena, on the Southwest corner of Colorado Blvd and S Pasadena Avenue, at 168 E. Colorado Blvd. True Food Kitchen is a quickly expanding, health-conscious chain with more than a dozen locations across the country. True Food Kitchen was opened…
Read more
Paseo Colorado Re-developement Project 260-400 E. Colorado Blvd. During a Commemorative ceremony Pasadena Mayor Terry Tornek and District 6 Councilman Steve Madison announced the new expansion and upgrade to the Paseo Colorado mall. The re-development of the Paseo includes a six story Hyatt hotel, and a six story mixed-use with 71 residential units that will…
Read more
With Pasadena being so synonymous with historic architecture, it’s a rarity to see modern architecture. Although the city of Pasadena has recently seen an explosion of modern urban living, with new developments offering people a chance to live in hip, lofty style condos and apartments around the main urban centers of the city, it’s still…
Read more
651 N. Sunnyslope Avenue | Pasadena Homes Sold After listing 651 N. Sunnyslope Avenue for sale, Ramiro and Erica Rivas, of the John Aaroe Group, were able to receive multiple offers within a few days. The cash offer that was accepted, at asking price, allowed for the Pasadena real estate team to close escrow under a…
Read more
One of the largest projects to be developed in Pasadena, a million square-foot development will expand Old Town into the northwest section of the historic commercial district of the city. The project, which is being called “100 West Walnut”, received unanimous support from the City Council. The property, which is commonly known as the “Parsons”…
Read more
Are you looking to infuse the look and feel of summer into your home year-round? Design your home with the feel of Coastal Living wherever you live with these tips on a beach house style for your living room and other spaces in your home. I wanted to bring the beach to my home even though I live 30 minutes…
Read more
