Hosted on MSN4h
Pasadena shelter to stay open one more week — but long-term housing options are a ‘challenge’
Under pressure from residents displaced by the Eaton Fire, the Red Cross said today it would announce on Monday a closure ...
City of Pasadena testing emergency sirens in response to past EF-3 tornado | CW39 Houston
The Deer Park and Pasadena areas experienced an EF-3 tornado a couple of years ago. Now the city has responded by installing ...
Pasadena City Council approves scaling down Fuller seminary master plan
A 20-year master plan for Fuller Theological Seminary which proposed multiple phases of development has been scaled down due ...
Pasadena shelter for nearly 300 wildfire survivors to move in days; new location not yet found
A temporary shelter housing nearly 300 wildfire survivors in Pasadena is set to close this week as the Red Cross works to ...
Pasadena rolls out 30 new sirens to protect residents from storms
Two years after a powerful EF-3 tornado ripped through Pasadena, city leaders are sharing a new piece of technology that will ...
Houston Public Media1d
Two years after EF-3 tornado, Pasadena to begin testing new emergency siren system
The City of Pasadena will test 30 new emergency sirens throughout the city on Saturday, officials said. The City of Pasadena ...
Pasadena Star-News on MSN2d
Former Pasadena track star among residents to sue SoCal Edison after Eaton fire destroyed his home
I don’t mean to be a wimp, but my whole life was there,” said Walt Butler of the Altadena home he lost to the Eaton fire.
Pasadena schools begin second phase of post-Eaton fire reopening
Pasadena Unified School District reopened more schools Monday as part of its phased plan. Here’s what you need to know.
CW39 NewsFix14h
City of Pasadena testing emergency sirens in response to past EF-3 tornado
The Deer Park and Pasadena areas experienced an EF-3 tornado a couple of years ago. Now the city has responded by installing ...
Hosted on MSN2d
Questions on post-fire repairs? Pasadena offers virtual consultations with city planners
Residents impacted by January’s windstorm and wildfires can now book a virtual meeting with a city planner to get information on removing a tree, and repairing or replacing damaged fences. They can ...