Director/Editor: Marc Higa

The son of immigrants, Chu Kong didn’t get to spend a lot of time with his parents, who were busy running the family business. After being laid off during the financial crisis, Chu decided to completely change career paths, leaving behind banking for IT. The end result? More time to spend with his own growing family.

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

Director: Marc Higa

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

Editor: Marc Higa

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

Many residents living in the original Blue Zones areas share nine healthy lifestyle habits that help them live longer, healthier, happier lives.
For more information, visit bchd.org/bluezones

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director: Marc Higa

It’s all here, in the most comprehensive fitness center in the South Bay! State-of-the-art gym, yoga, Pilates, weight management and staff dietitian are just some of what’s offered at the Center for Health and Fitness. Whether you’re devoted to exercise, just getting started, or have special needs, the fitness experts here will design a program just right for you.

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

ENERGY ROADMAP EVENT:
PASADENA WATER AND POWER’S ENERGY PLAN
FOR TODAY & TOMORROW
After successful Energy Roadmap video screenings in August, it is now time for the second segment of our three-part Energy Roadmap series. Pasadena residents and businesses can chat with PWP about the IRP process and discuss feedback collected from the IRP survey distributed at the August events.

PWP invites you to participate in the next phase of PWP's Power Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), which gives PWP a roadmap for providing reliable, environmentally responsible power at the most competitive rates for the next 20 years.

A public meeting will be held in mid-October to discuss the plan and get feedback from residents. You cam also share your thoughts about Pasadena's energy future by taking our online survey. For details about the public meeting or to access the survey, please visit pwpweb.com/IRP.

Producer: Carilyn Higa

Director/Editor: Marc Higa

PWP's Power Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) is the long-range blueprint for providing our customers with reliable, environmentally responsible electric service, competitive rates and energy independence over the next two decades. The IRP takes into account future energy demand, advances in renewable energy resources and technology, energy efficiency, conservation, forecast changes in regulatory requirements, among other considerations.

The IRP is developed with input from various stakeholder groups to ensure it reflects the community's shared vision for its locally-owned public utility. Throughout the drafting of each IRP, PWP encourages public participation and feedback through attendance at public meetings and submission of comments and questions to staff. The City’s Environmental Advisory Commission (EAC) and Municipal Services Committee (MSC) are updated throughout the development process and provide recommendations to the City Council before it is adopted.

PWP's Power Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) is the long-range blueprint for providing our customers with reliable, environmentally responsible electric service, competitive rates and energy independence over the next two decades. The IRP takes into account future energy demand, advances in renewable energy resources and technology, energy efficiency, conservation, forecast changes in regulatory requirements, among other considerations.

The IRP is developed with input from various stakeholder groups to ensure it reflects the community's shared vision for its locally-owned public utility. Throughout the drafting of each IRP, PWP encourages public participation and feedback through attendance at public meetings and submission of comments and questions to staff. The City’s Environmental Advisory Commission (EAC) and Municipal Services Committee (MSC) are updated throughout the development process and provide recommendations to the City Council before it is adopted.

PWP's Power Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) is the long-range blueprint for providing our customers with reliable, environmentally responsible electric service, competitive rates and energy independence over the next two decades. The IRP takes into account future energy demand, advances in renewable energy resources and technology, energy efficiency, conservation, forecast changes in regulatory requirements, among other considerations.

The IRP is developed with input from various stakeholder groups to ensure it reflects the community's shared vision for its locally-owned public utility. Throughout the drafting of each IRP, PWP encourages public participation and feedback through attendance at public meetings and submission of comments and questions to staff. The City’s Environmental Advisory Commission (EAC) and Municipal Services Committee (MSC) are updated throughout the development process and provide recommendations to the City Council before it is adopted.