Keith Calayag is a journalist based in Pasadena, California. He writes for Pasadena Now, covering local news and events, with a focus on city council decisions, housing issues, community events, and political developments. His work has also been featured in IBT Media.
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Keith Calayag's coverage primarily focuses on local government affairs, particularly Pasadena and California. His articles often cover city council decisions, rental housing issues, community events, and police oversight matters. He may be open to pitches related to local government policies, real estate regulations, community events in the Pasadena area or California at large.
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By: Keith Calayag
The Pasadena Police Department reported not receiving any complaints about its use of military equipment this fiscal year.
By: Keith Calayag
Project includes new 7-story building with 49 residential dwelling units
By: Keith Calayag
Assistant General Manager Jeremy Marquette said at Tuesday’s Municipal Services Committee meeting that Pasadena Water and Power’s water bill past due arrearages are down to $2.2 million from a high of about $10 million in 2023.
By: Keith Calayag
Board unanimously approves recommendation to increase contract amount to $550,000
By: Keith Calayag
Proposed Fiscal Stabilization Plan calls for staff cuts and new revenue sources to close projected budget gaps through 2027
By: Keith Calayag
Municipal Services Committee approves $47.1 million wind contract, $55.3 million battery storage deal
By: Keith Calayag
Rental Board recommendations for minor amendments pass unanimously; proposals from landlord groups deferred for future consideration
By: Keith Calayag
Pasadena’s Economic Development team recently launched Dine Out Pasadena, a pilot program offering eligible restaurants the opportunity to apply for up to $45,000 in grant funds that could be used to create on-street dining areas.
By: Keith Calayag
The Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved Thursday the revised Board member assignments for 2024.
Student leaders at Pasadena Unified School District want students to be able to give feedback on the performance of their teachers to improve the quality of teaching in the District
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