Pasadena City College
Coverage of Pasadena City College in the Nexus archive.
- Two Weeks of Free Math Studies at PCC Open a Path to Priority Registration
Pasadena City College offers two free weeks of math workshops, including algebra and trigonometry, to help students prepare for College Algebra or Precalculus. Participation grants priority registration. The workshops are held at the college's campus on East Colorado Boulevard, with the first week starting Monday and the second from August 10 through 13.
- Long-time Popular Pub Announces Closing to Make Way for Housing Project
Lucky Baldwins Trappiste, a 15-year-old pub in East Pasadena near Pasadena City College, will close on Aug. 1 to make way for an affordable housing project. Owner Peggy Simonian announced the closure on the pub's Instagram account, expressing sadness over the decision.
- Swatting Call Brings Police to PCC Campus
Pasadena City College was locked down for over an hour after a swatting call prompted a police response, but authorities determined it was a prank. Police searched multiple buildings before confirming it was a false alarm.
- Altercation Reported at John Muir High School at Blocked Entry to Cleanup Work Area
A physical altercation occurred at John Muir High School after individuals attempted to enter a restricted soil-removal zone during cleanup work linked to fire-related contamination from the Eaton Fire. The confrontation involved one person and a Pasadena City College staff member on-site.
- Heading to Pasadena City College This Morning? Better Check First
Pasadena City College issued a campuswide alert warning students and employees to check for updates before arriving due to a reported power outage. The alert, first sent at 9 p.m. Monday, affected multiple buildings including the D, E, LL, U, and Science Village facilities, though no cause or restoration time was provided.
- Pasadena City College Consolidates Summer Into One Eight-Week Session
Pasadena City College is offering a consolidated eight-week summer session from Monday through Aug. 14, 2026, providing counseling, financial aid, and basic-needs services. Registration began on May 19, with the class schedule posted on April 20 and applications opening on Dec. 1, 2025. The college serves over 27,000 students each semester.
- Pollara Enters Pasadena City College Trustee Race, Setting Up Contest in Area 1
Francis Pollara, a Pasadena City College alumnus and La Cañada Flintridge city commissioner, has announced a campaign for the college’s Board of Trustees Area 1 seat. The race includes Geoffrey Baum as a second declared candidate for the November 2026 election, which will determine representation for La Cañada Flintridge and several West Pasadena neighborhoods on the board.
- Former PCC Board President Geoffrey Baum Launches Bid for Board of Trustees Seat
Geoffrey Baum, former Pasadena City College Board President, is running for a Board of Trustees seat as the college approaches its centennial and amid recovery from the Eaton Fire. He emphasizes the college's role in supporting families during community challenges.