Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.
Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.
Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

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View MoreThe Pasadena Public Health Department begins a series of eight free, walk-in flu vaccine clinics on Thursday, Sept. 24, at Lamanda Park Branch Library, with sessions at different locations every Thursday through Nov. 19.

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View MorePasadena's Municipal Services Committee will hear Wednesday how the city plans to protect residents, roads and utilities from a potentially record-breaking El Niño season, with NOAA putting the odds of a historic event at 75%.

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View MorePasadena police have classified Miguel Angel Rocha, 38, as a critical missing person after he was last seen Saturday evening near Robinson Park; he is developmentally delayed, has no cellphone, and cannot drive or use public transit.

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View MorePasadena's Public Health Department has grown from zero to eight certified car seat safety technicians and is offering free inspections ahead of Child Passenger Safety Week, which runs Sept. 20–26.

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View MorePasadena Fire Chief Chad Augustin endorsed AwareCA, a free statewide wildfire app launching later in September that delivers real-time evacuation orders and fire data directly from local agencies.

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View MoreEvery Fire Survivor's Network, a Pasadena-based group of more than 10,000 wildfire survivors, announced it has sued Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara to block a potential private settlement between the state and State Farm before survivors can join the enforcement case.

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View MoreA heat advisory takes effect Tuesday across the San Gabriel Valley as Pasadena temperatures climb toward 98°F by midweek, compounded by lingering humidity from Tropical Storm Marie.

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View MoreWest Nile virus-positive mosquito samples across the San Gabriel Valley have reached 105, surpassing the five-year average, with Pasadena recording its first detection Aug. 13 and officials urging residents to eliminate standing water and use repellent heading into Labor Day weekend.

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View MoreThe Pasadena Public Health Department confirmed a second rabid bat in 2026, found near the baseball field at Brenner Park on Thursday, Aug. 27, and is urging residents to avoid contact with bats and report sick or dead ones to Pasadena Humane.

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View MoreA new Caltech study mapping the LA Basin's underground structure found soft sediments up to 10 kilometers deep beneath downtown LA, while the San Gabriel Valley where Pasadena sits rests on much shallower ground, with direct implications for how earthquake damage would be distributed across the region.

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View MoreAn Extreme Heat Warning replaces the earlier watch for Pasadena, bringing 106-degree highs and a concurrent Air Quality Alert through Friday evening, with cooling centers open and wildfire risk elevated in the foothills.

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View MoreThe Pasadena Public Health Department is warning residents to discard or return select Outshine Fruit Bars after manufacturer Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream recalled six products over possible glass contamination.
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