The Pasadena Chamber Luncheon Alliance networking event is presented by ATHENS SERVICES at PASADENA HIGHLANDS on April 3rd at 11:30am.
Dr. Seth Mittleman of Chiropractic Health Center moderates the event.
Tell your fellow Pasadena Chamber members what you are doing!
Promote your product or service by sending information to your fellow Chamber and community members.
Get your information, events, products and services in front of your fellow Pasadena Chamber members. Send information for inclusion here.
Have some fun!
Inflation: from the LA Times: Inflation remains high, fueled by housing costs-Overall rate dipped in April, but just barely. Fed policy to keep lid on prices has opposite effect in a key area. By Don Lee
Government data released Wednesday show that inflation eased a bit in April, but remains at a relatively high level. The latest report isn’t likely to lift the grim mood that much of the public has toward an otherwise solid economy.
Pasadena Perspective, the digital magazine of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce just published the sixth volume.
The Spring 2024 Edition of Pasadena Perspective focuses on some of our healthcare providers.
There is also a Board member profile and interview with Hillary Schenk of Casa Treatment Center.
Let's celebrate our business growth.
Join us on Wednesday, June 19th, 2024, at 7:30am for our networking Connection Breakfast.
We moved the breakfast to VILLA GARDENS at 842 East Villa Street (just west of Lake Avenue) in Pasadena . We will meet on the 5th Floor.
JOIN US MAY 16th for Raymond E.
Utility rate increases are being considered everywhere. Pasadena is no exception.
These decisions do not need to be made in a legislative vacuum.
Tonight (Monday, May 6th) the Pasadena City Council will hear a request to raise sewer rates by the Department of Public Works. The hearing will be in the City Council Chambers at 100 North Garfield Avenue on the second floor, Room S249.
Yes, the Pasadena Chamber's Cheeseburger Week was in January (a smashing success).
Now LAist (KPCC) is hosting its own Tournament of Cheeseburgers.
Vote for your favorite in the LAist preference poll.
Here is what LAist has to say:
From PasadenaNOW: Pasadena’s sales tax revenue for the fourth quarter of 2023 fell by 0.2% on a cash basis and 1.7% on an adjusted basis compared to the same period in 2022, according to a report released Thursday by Matthew Hawkesworth, Pasadena’s Director of Finance and Acting Assistant City Manager.
