A group of several dozen demonstrators marched to Pasadena City Hall Sunday to protest the fatal shooting of a man who police said pulled a gun while fleeing from a traffic stop on Saturday night. Protestors briefly blocked the intersection of Colorado Boulevard and Marengo Avenue before marching on toward City Hall and the Pasadena Police Department. They chanted, “No justice, no peace. No racist police.” The demonstration followed a deadly police shooting that took place north of Washington Bo

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🎃 Join Us for The Pasadena Police Department's 9th Annual Trunk or Treat Event! 🎃 The Pasadena Police Department is excited to host our community's favorite Halloween celebration! We invite all residents to join us for a safe and fun-filled evening. 🕕 Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 📅 Date: Friday, October 31st, 2025 📍 Location: City Hall Parking Garage 1149 Ellsworth Dr., Pasadena, TX 77506 🚗 Parking Information: Primary Parking: Available at the Macro Plaza Mall parking lot located at: 171 Pasad

We’re excited to share the with our community the promotion of five of our officers! Today we celebrated two levels of advancement, watching some of our officers take their first steps into leadership as Sergeants and others continue their journey as Lieutenants. All of these officers come with diverse and expansive backgrounds within our department, bringing with each of them unique skills and knowledge. Check back on our social media pages this coming Monday, as we share more information about

They say morning walks come with plenty of benefits, especially for children. They can boost focus, lift mood, and even help with school performance. They’re also a great way to stay happy and healthy. L.F. Smith Elementary knows all about these benefits, turning it into such a fun and engaging activity that students look forward to every year. Around 500 people participated in the morning walk, including staff, parents, and students. The Pasadena Police Department’s Community Engagement Unit al