Andre Coleman is the Managing Editor at Pasadena Weekly. He specializes in general assignment news, government and politics, and regional interest, with a focus on social issues, crime, and real estate. Coleman has been recognized for his impactful reporting, being a finalist for the L.A. Press Club Journalist of the Year, and his work has been featured in Pasadena Now.
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National branch orders current Pasadena Branch officers to remain in positions pending results of investigation
The newly constituted City Council will conduct its first substantial deliberations on Monday at the final meeting of the year. The council is not scheduled to meet for three weeks and will return on January 13, before another break on January 20 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday.
By: André Coleman
The Pasadena City Council is set to direct the City Attorney to prepare amendments to the Pasadena Municipal Code that will require training for all advisory bodies and establish firm term limits for Commissioners. The Council is expected to review the proposed changes in the coming months.
By: André Coleman
The Office of Independent Review Group could serve as the City’s next Independent Police Auditor (IPA), according to an item contained in Monday’s City Council agenda.
By: André Coleman
The City Council’s Public Safety Committee will continue discussing local homeless initiatives that began at the City Council earlier this year.
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After only one deliberative meeting, I can say Rick Cole hasn’t made any moves to storm City Hall and take over the City Manager’s office.
The Rose Bowl Game matchup will be decided on Saturday night when the Tennessee Vols square off against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
By: André Coleman
Council will be dark for several weeks in honor of the holidays.
By: André Coleman
Neighbors opposing a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) that will allow the Western Justice Center to host special events annually at the historic Maxwell House, located in a residential neighborhood at 55 S. Grand Ave., are appealing a decision by the Board of Zoning Appeals to uphold the CUP. The appeal means the City Council will make the final decision on the CUP passed by the city’s Hearing Officer and upheld by the Board of Zoning Appeals in October. The ruling allows 21 special events to be held annually at the venue.
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