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City Council passed a South Pasadena Police Department recommendation awarding a two-year contract to Flock Group Inc. to be used for 13 automatic license plate readers in a meeting last week. The automatic license plate camera readers would be placed…
City Asks Residents to Trap Peafowl for Relocation
Though not all residents are on board, the city is looking to push ahead with its Peafowl Management Plan, which now calls for resident volunteers to help trap the peacocks and peahens in their yards to assist with relocation efforts.…
SPUSD Power Outages Prompt Informal Complaint
A recent South Pasadena Unified School District school board meeting announced several upcoming fundraisers and social events — along with a contrasting superintendent report concerning frequent SPUSD power outages. “A topic that most of us have experienced, and I’ve been…
Joint Meeting Reviews Housing Element Changes
City Council and the Planning Commission held a special joint meeting to discuss potential revisional changes and additions to the next draft of the city’s housing element plan on Nov. 9. The General Plan Housing Element is state mandated and…
WISPPA Meeting Sets Up Agenda for Next Year
WISPPA, a community group providing a forum for South Pasadena residents to discuss city issues and city council, met for an annual meeting with state Sen. Anthony Portantino at the South Pasadena Senior Center on Nov. 5. During the meeting,…
SPUSD Board Discusses Power Outages; Hears Wage Complaints
The South Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education discussed reports from board members and the superintendent along with visitor comments underlining wage and COVID-19 student vaccination concerns, among other agenda items at Tuesday’s meeting. In addition to scheduled agenda…
