
Pasadena to Weigh $300,000 Disaster Consulting Boost
The City Council will consider raising its disaster-recovery consulting contract with Frame Group LLC to $1.75 million.
Weather and disaster in Pasadena runs on storm tracking, wildfire mitigation, heat warnings and emergency management, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting includes safety guidance and the recovery process after events.

The City Council will consider raising its disaster-recovery consulting contract with Frame Group LLC to $1.75 million.
The National Weather Service forecasts warmer, drier conditions for Pasadena as high pressure strengthens over Southern California.

The city's health department is encouraging residents ages 6 months and older to get vaccinated and has scheduled two free clinics this month.
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Do you trust the fire response capabilities in your area to keep residents safe?
No injuries were reported after a basement fire broke out at a home in the 400 block of Highland Street.

Live Poll
Is now a good time to prepare your home for incoming cooler and wetter weather?
Residents can expect cooling weather and a potential for rain as the week progresses.

Pasadena reporting spans severe weather events, wildfires, heat waves and the emergency responses they trigger. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal fire risks and temperature spikes dictate the rhythm of the year here. Infrastructure resilience and public safety protocols are the primary factors shaping how the city navigates these risks.