From PasadenaNOW: Although questions continue on the Big Ten’s expansion on the impact on the traditional Rose Bowl Game matchup, the inquiries are moot.
The Pac 12 vs. Big Ten Jan. 1 matchup format ended when the Rose Bowl agreed to be part of the College Football Playoff (CFP) expansion.
Under that deal, last year’s Pac 12 vs. Big Ten matchup between Utah and Penn State in the “Grandaddy of Them All” ended the partnership.
August 10, 2023
Dear Chamber Member,
The Pasadena Police Foundation is hosting its annual breakfast with Pasadena's Police Chief of Police, Gene Harris at 7:00 a.m. registration 8:00 a.m. Program, and ends at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday October 19, 2023 at NOOR Restaurant located at 300 E Colorado Blvd #200, Pasadena, CA 91101 in the Sofia Ballroom.
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Apartment Owners and Managers:
Priority #1 multifamily Properties in pasadena have until December 5th to obtain their seismic retrofit BUILDING permit
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association has learned that Priority #1 Multifamily Soft-story properties in Pasadena have until December 5, 2023 to obtain their seismic retrofit building permits.
Personal Finance-How to stay safe from financial scams By Kimberly Palmer for the LA Times
One of the biggest mistakes you can make when it comes to protecting yourself from financial scams is thinking you’re too smart to be duped by one.
We try to spread the word to businesses about any incentives and grants we become aware of.
From the New York Times: U.S. Extends Job Growth Streak Even as Economy Cools-Employers added 187,000 workers in July, a slower pace than the recent norm, but “more sustainable,” one economist said.
The U.S. economy continued to generate sturdy employment growth in July, but it showed definite signs of cooling alongside the Federal Reserve’s battle to suppress inflation.
State power grid preps for heat-Officials hope more battery storage and backup resources will prevent blackouts. By Grace Toohey for the LA Times.
It’s a summertime sequence that’s become all too familiar in California: Extreme heat forces air conditioners into overdrive, which pushes the state’s power grid to the brink.
Here are this weeks shows at the Ice House:
From the LA Times: L.A. County property values rise 5.9%. Total assessments hit a record $2 trillion. Governments will get $20 billion in taxes. By Andrew J. Campa
200 people joined Pasadena Chamber Board members for the annual Inaugural Gala at the Langham Huntington, Pasadena for the installation of Chair Don Schweitzer of Schweitzer Law Partners.
Guests enjoyed a cocktail reception with music by Art Deco Entertainment prior to the dinner and installation program.
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