What can we say other than, Thank You 2025! PPD had a rewarding year, full of growth and change, saying goodbye to old friends and hello to fresh faces and new beginnings. We laughed and learned and shared in the lives of our community members, and for that we are so fortunate. We are all looking toward 2026 with excitement for what is to come next! | Pasadena Police Department

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

🚨 Public Assistance Requested🚨 The Pasadena Police Department is seeking assistance regarding a theft that occurred in the Parkway Trails subdivision. Between 4:00 AM and 4:40 AM on December 12, 2024, multiple homes were targeted, and Christmas decorations were stolen from front yards and driveways. Surveillance footage has captured the suspects during the commission of these crimes. If you recognize this vehicle or have any information that could help identify those responsible, please contac

On Friday, June 26, three Police Recruits graduated the Pasadena Police Departments Modified Academy. Chief Mike Thaler was joined by city officials, family members and friends in a ceremony to welcome Tracy Watson, Anthony Romero and Federico Cruz to the PPD family. Congratulations! | Pasadena Police Department

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