Years into the pandemic, it is still difficult to get a handle on what comes next for the economy by looking at examples from the past. By Jeanna Smialek

You can once again order FREE COVID-19 tests delivered to your home by the United States Postal Service. For more information and to sign up, click here.

I have heard from Amazon and Social Security (and others) about potential scams this Holiday Season.

Be wary and beware. If you are all suspicious of an email, email link or attachment, phone call or visitor, please verify it/they are really who they say.

From Social Security I received the following:

Be Aware This Holiday Season.

MELODIA MARIPOSA INAUGURAL CONCERT AT THE
Altadena Town & Country Club
With Melodia Mariposa’s All-star Orchestra
led by LARRY BLANK
Three-time Tony Awards nominated Conductor and Orchestrator

Pasadena Fire and Police Departments Issue Rose Parade Safety Tips

As the 134th Rose Parade® presented by Honda approaches on Monday, Jan. 2, 2023, Pasadena’s fire and police departments are issuing the following safety tips for the thousands of overnight campers who will line the route on Sunday, Jan. 1. The parade route will be a safer place if everyone follows the rules and regulations listed below.

What You Can Do:

How to avoid illness as COVID-19 and flu surge across state-You’re not powerless. Take these steps to protect yourself during the holidays. By Rong-Gong Lin II and Luke Money

Cases: From PasadenaNOW: Mask Mandate Looms in LA County, Pasadena Not Seeing Similar Increase in Hospitalizations, Deaths-County Officially Experiencing ‘High' COVID Activity.

PASADENA POLICE - COMMUNITY BRIEF November 2022

Almost 200 people attended the annual Pasadena Chamber of Commerce President's Breakfast at the Pasadena Hilton.

Everyone was very eager to hear from Tournament of Roses President Amy Wainscott about her experiences leading the Tournament for 2023.

Hello.

Interested in our Pasadena Chamber members who provide services for seniors in our community?

We just published the second edition of Pasadena Perspective with a focus on senior services.

Donations are needed to support the Los Angeles Metropolitan YMCA’s food distribution programs, which target hunger faced by many in Southern California.

Rising food costs, job cutbacks, reduced work schedules, and other pressures, are making food insecurity a stubborn fact of life for more than 800,000 Los Angeles County households — nearly a quarter of the total (24%) in Los Angeles County.