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[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

Due to construction at the intersection of Orlando Rd. and South Allen Ave., there will be temporary lane closures and traffic delays beginning Monday, July 20, until Friday, July 24, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please avoid the area.

[Pasadena Fire Dept. @PasadenaFD]

Active incident 3:15 p.m. 7/17 - Large tree down blocking 1100 blk. Linda Vista Ave. Street fully shut down. E32 on scene waiting for Forestry. @PasadenaGov

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Located on the southeast corner of Central Park, the Pasadena Lawn Bowling Club (275 S. Raymond Ave.) is widely regarded as the birthplace of lawn bowling in Southern California. The club emerged at a time when Pasadena had become a favored winter destination for visitors from colder regions, particularly Canada and the United Kingdom, many of whom brought with them a strong tradition of the sport. A group of local enthusiasts successfully petitioned the City Board of Directors to establish a green in Central Park, and by 1920 construction of the south green was underway. The club was formally dedicated on June 30, 1921, with music provided by the Pasadena Fire Department Band and the Scottish Kiltie Bagpipe Band. As membership grew, so did the need for a permanent clubhouse. Noted Pasadena architect Wallace Neff donated the plans, and construction began in 1927, followed by an expansion in 1930. The clubhouse was built entirely through community contributions at a cost of $4,000 and subsequently deeded to the city. Free lessons are offered on Saturday mornings. Thanks to the community member who submitted this story to the project. Click the link in our bio to tell us about the people, places, and stories that are important to you. #historicplacespasadena #completingourstory

Pictured: Image #1: Pasadena Lawn Bowling Club, 1927. Image #2: Pasadena Lawn Bowling Club, 1941. Courtesy: Pasadena Lawn Bowling Club. @pasadenalawnbowling
Image #3: Robert Cringer, 1926. Source: Los Angeles Public Library, Herald Examiner Collection.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

Due to night construction, Fair Oaks Ave. will be closed between Bellefontaine St. and Congress St. Construction will take place from Monday, July 20 to Friday, July 24, from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

Located right next to the U.S. Post Office across from the Paseo, Milk Brew is now in its soft opening and ready to welcome the community. Filled with natural light and rich, flavorful coffee, this new shop was created with the hope that people will feel comfortable enough to gather here and hang out for a while.

We’re excited to introduce Milk Brew to Pasadena and encourage everyone to stop by and support this new local business!

Milk Brew
☕️ 263 E Colorado Blvd

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

The One Arroyo Foundation, in partnership with the City of Pasadena and RJM Design Group, is launching a new community planning initiative to restore and reimagine a promontory along the Lower Arroyo Seco, home to the Emma Dickinson Bird Sanctuary, one of Pasadena's historic landmarks. As the project enters its first phase of planning and design, community members are invited to help shape the future of the site by participating in a public survey and attending community workshops this August.

The One Arroyo Overlook Project will address these challenges through a thoughtful restoration that balances historic preservation, environmental stewardship, and public access. The long-term vision includes:

• Restoration of the Emma Dickinson Bird Sanctuary, including the memorial fountain, Batchelder tile, benches, and stairways
• Stabilization and repair of historic stone retaining walls
• Improved accessibility and pedestrian safety
• Construction of a new trail connection linking the overlook to the Lower Arroyo trail system
• Expansion of native habitat to support birds, pollinators, and the Arroyo ecosystem
• Development of a comprehensive Park Site Master Plan to guide future implementation

For more information on the community workshops and to view the full press release, visit https://t.co/QZped0KhVX

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

Couldn't make it to a Greenways event in June? We've added 2 new meetings! Join us to provide feedback and help shape safer streets in the City of Pasadena - whether you're walking, rolling, biking, or driving 🚶🏻🚴🏿‍♂️🚗 👨🏽‍🦽
Learn more at https://t.co/6DxJWkKZ3e

In-Person Community Meeting #2
Mon, July 27 | 5-6:30 PM
Caltech Hameetman Center Multipurpose Room
(1200 E California Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91125)
Free parking after 5pm at 370 S. Holliston Ave.

Virtual Community Meeting
Weds, July 29 | 6-7:30 PM
Zoom | https://t.co/jsh1rcFTFG

Spanish interpretation available at both meetings.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

Due to resurfacing around the Rose Bowl and Brookside Park, the following street segments will be closed from Monday, July 20 until Friday, July 31:

• Linda Vista Ave – N. City Limit to Mt. Vernon Pl
• Washington Blvd – West Dr to Rosemont Ave
• Parkview Ave – Yocum St to Washington Blvd
• Yocum St – Linda Vista Ave to Parkview Ave
• Rosemont Ave – Arroyo Blvd to Washington Blvd
• Seco St – West Dr to Linda Vista Ave
• Arroyo Blvd – Edge of Lot I to Arroyo Dr
• Localized repair – Seco St (Lincoln Ave to Prospect Blvd)

During construction, the Rose Bowl Stadium, Brookside Golf Course, the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center, and Kidspace Museum will remain open.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

The City of Pasadena is seeking community feedback on priorities for Fire Department services, emergency response infrastructure, street maintenance, and transportation infrastructure. Responses will help the City better understand resident priorities, service expectations, and infrastructure investment needs. To submit your feedback, please visit https://t.co/Q4qyAv6SMn

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On this episode of "Pup Close & Personal", host Sarie Hooker introduces us to Margaret Woofington and Skipps, two adorable dogs available for adoption and fostering from Pasadena Humane!

Be sure to check out the full episode of Pasadena In Focus, available now on YouTube.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

The City of Pasadena Public Works Department will be hosting the fourth and final public outreach event for the Jefferson Park Stormwater Capture Project Feasibility Study. The City invites the community to join the project team for a fourth pop-up event on Wednesday, July 15, from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Jefferson Branch Library, Children and Teen Services, 1500 E. Villa Street. Community members are invited to view the refined above-ground park design that addresses community feedback, as well as to share input and connect with the project team.

For more information on the Jefferson Park Stormwater Capture Project Feasibility Study and upcoming outreach opportunities, please visit https://t.co/4YanFZD3sS or contact the Stormwater Program Administrator at [email protected].

View the full press release at https://t.co/QZped0KhVX

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

What do cat whiskers have to do with curing eye disease?

More than you might think. Researchers at Doheny Eye Institute are using groundbreaking science to develop new treatments right here in Pasadena. Check out our interview with Chief Scientific Officer, Deb Ferrington to learn more!

[Pasadena Rent Stabilization Department @PasadenaRSD]

Learn about Just Cause Eviction Protections in Pasadena at the Rent Stabilization Department's free workshop on Tuesday, July 14, at 6 p.m. Join us in person at 199 S. Los Robles Ave. or online via Zoom at https://t.co/IQsIX8h4Vr.

Learn more at https://t.co/WJTjjje6CT.

[Pasadena Water & Power @PWPnews]

#PWPAlert PWP’s Customer Call Center (626-744-4005) is currently experiencing technical difficulties, and calls cannot be made or received. We apologize for the inconvenience and are actively working to restore service. Updates will be shared as soon as possible. Thank you.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

The City of Pasadena is seeking community feedback on priorities for Fire Department services, emergency response infrastructure, street maintenance, and transportation infrastructure. Responses will help the City better understand resident priorities, service expectations, and infrastructure investment needs. To submit your feedback, please visit https://t.co/Q4qyAv6SMn

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

The City of Pasadena is proud to recognize Nathan Wolford as the 2026 recipient of the Robert Gorski Access Award, an award established by the City of Pasadena Accessibility and Disability Commission and presented annually to a Pasadena community member with a disability who has made a significant contribution toward improving accessibility and quality of life for people with disabilities and the City of Pasadena’s disability community. Nathan will be honored at the Pasadena City Council meeting on Monday, July 20, 2026.

View the full press release at https://t.co/QZped0KhVX

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

Pasadena City Council is scheduled to meet today, Monday, July 13, 6:00 p.m., at Pasadena City Hall, 100 N. Garfield Ave. (Council Chambers Room S249).

Visit https://t.co/rQ950LvzSN for more meetings and events happening this week.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

Heat affects animals quickly, so make sure pets are safe from extreme heat. For more information, visit: https://t.co/GPckVFplEz.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

A National Weather Service Heat Advisory is in effect until Tuesday, July 14, at 10 a.m.

High temperatures may increase the risk of heat-related illness, especially for older adults, young children, outdoor workers, and people with chronic medical conditions.

Protect yourself by:

• Drinking plenty of water.
• Staying in air-conditioned spaces when possible.
• Limiting outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day.
• Wearing lightweight, light-colored clothing.
• Checking on neighbors, friends, and family members who may need assistance.

Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. If someone shows signs of heat stroke, call 911 immediately.

Stay cool, stay hydrated, and check on those who may be more vulnerable to extreme heat. For weather updates, visit: https://t.co/vPfbYym1ga.

[City of Pasadena @PasadenaGov]

The City of Pasadena is seeking community feedback on priorities for Fire Department services, emergency response infrastructure, street maintenance, and transportation infrastructure. Responses will help the City better understand resident priorities, service expectations, and infrastructure investment needs. To submit your feedback, please visit https://t.co/Q4qyAv6SMn