Yesterday in Pasadena: Saturday, October 3rd 2026

Precinct 2 deputies opened registration for National Night Out, with events planned for October 6. A pup found a new family from the Animal Shelter, where big kennel dogs are available for ten dollars. Jonathan Delagarza from Pasadena High won a pizza for perfect attendance, and the Chamber of Commerce visited Topsoe to strengthen community ties. The Central Library is hosting a spooky flying bat craft for kids on October 5. Seventeen items in all.

Chamber of Commerce

The Halloween Dance Party for IDD individuals is on October 23 at Community Transformation Church.
Pasadena’s Community Transformation Church to welcome IDD individuals for Halloween festivities.

Breakfast tacos from Just Love Coffee Cafe – Fairmont were served at Membership 101.
Business leaders learn Chamber benefits over breakfast at Membership 101.

The Chamber of Commerce and Pasadena EDC recently visited Topsoe for community engagement.
Pasadena Chamber and Economic Development Corporation visit local business Topsoe to bolster community ties.

Pasadena’s first MuralFest will take place on October 24 at Historic Shaw Avenue.
Historic Shaw Avenue hosts Pasadena’s first MuralFest with art, music, and cars.

Taste of the Town is on November 5 at the Pasadena Convention Center.
From local bites to global delights, Taste of the Town has it all.

Central & Fairmont Library

The Maker Lab at Central Library has creative activities scheduled from October 5 to 10.
From lasers to ghosts, Central Library sparks creativity this October.

The flying bat craft for kids will be held at Central Library.
Central Library hosts spooky flying bat craft for kids on October 5th.

The Blue Bee Project’s chalk event for suicide prevention is at Central Library.
The Blue Bee Project is hosting a sidewalk chalk event for suicide prevention at Central Library, and you are invited.

Animal Shelter

Big kennel dogs are just ten dollars to adopt at the Animal Shelter.
Against the odds, another pup leaves the shelter for a new life with a responsible family.

Candy donations for Pets & Pumpkins can be dropped off at 5160 Burke Rd.
Help make Pets & Pumpkins sweet by donating sealed candy to the Animal Shelter.

Pasadena Police

Join Pasadena Police for Coffee with a Cop at The Heritage Coffee House on October 7 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am.
Brew up some questions for PPD officers on October 7th at National Coffee with a Cop.

Pasadena’s e-scooter rules include riding only on streets posted 30 mph or less.
Helmet on, lights on, eyes up: Pasadena’s response to e-scooter chaos.

Precinct 2 Constables

National Night Out events can be registered with Precinct 2 for October 6, 2026.
Precinct 2 opens registration for National Night Out, offering a chance to meet local officers.

Pasadena EDC

Cafecito & Network will be held at Pasadena Public Library on October 13 from 10 AM to 12 PM.
Sip, chat, and grow your business at Cafecito & Network.

Pasadena High

Jonathan Delagarza won a pizza for perfect attendance at Pasadena High.
Perfect attendance pays off with pizza for Pasadena High’s Jonathan Delagarza.

PISD

The varsity football game between Rayburn and Memorial is coming up. Follows the Sep 28 post.
Watch the varsity football game between Rayburn and Memorial.

La Porte Police

Applications for lateral-certified police officers at La Porte Police are open until October 15.
Experience meets opportunity at La Porte Police Department.

Coming up

Later today: creative journaling at Central Library, Hispanic culture at the library, and registration for the Holiday Lighted Parade in December. Learn about Early College benefits at Dobie, and discover new resources for book clubs. Pasadena EDC unveils future plans, and La Porte Police celebrates Ron Taylor’s service. Deer Park’s National Night Out is on October 6, and a drug-related arrest story follows. Dobie High’s attendance gets a video, and Little Explorers meet on Tuesday. CTHS runners achieve milestones, Berry Haunted House returns, and Sam Rayburn’s students earn college credits. Voter registration deadlines approach, and Pasadena FFA shines at the rodeo.

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