3 Oct
National Park Status for the Rose Bowl? Loss of Water Control for Local Jurisdictions? Recent actions by Adam Schiff (Rim of the Valley expansion) and Judy Chu (San Gabriel Watershed and Mountains expansion) have blind-sided municipal and county leadership and could quickly pull Pasadena’s San Rafael Hills, the Arroyo and the Verdugo Mountains into the […]
SRNA and neighbors thanks the Pasadena Fire Department and the Pasadena Police Department as well as City Officials in supporting another fantastic National Night Out in Southwest Pasadena! Great food and fun for the children. National Night Out is a nationwide event that supports the men and women who risk their lives for us – […]
Potential Elimination of Overnight Parking RestrictionsPasadena Citywide Parking Strategic PlanOn Wednesday March 15, the City of Pasadena held a community discussion on proposed changes to parking rules and regulations as detailed in the Pasadena Citywide Parking Strategic Plan. A representative from the San Rafael Neighborhoods Association attended this meeting to ensure that our community is informed […]
Another successful National Night Out celebration brought to District 6 by SRNA! Great crowd of families and children attended SRNA’s 8th National Night Out Celebration at San Rafael Elementary School on Tuseday August 2. This year Armory for Arts provided a booth for children’s activities. Great food, fellowship and commaraderie among the residents and your […]
***Neighborhood Alert *** Proposed development at the corner of Melrose and Colorado. Per Taka Suzuki: The owner has two options to build: 1). On the corner where the grassy area would be lost and, 2). At the proposed area directly behind the old building. #2 will require a variance for “no parking.” Staff will likely […]
Robin Salzer, one of the original founders of the organization has rejoined the board and has been unanimously elected President. Robin was previously Vice President for many years helping SRNA to confront the issues of the neighborhoods from the fire station closure, to the 710 freeway debacle and other issues in the Arroyo as well […]
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