Rose Bowl Operating Company
Coverage of Rose Bowl Operating Company in the Nexus archive.
- UCLA, City to Return to Court Sept. 2 in Rose Bowl Lease Dispute
Lawyers for UCLA and the city will return to court on Sept. 2 to resume a case management conference in a lawsuit filed by the city and Rose Bowl Operating Company to prevent UCLA from moving its football games to SoFi Stadium. The dispute centers on UCLA's attempt to leave the Rose Bowl despite a lease agreement that runs through 2044.
- UCLA–Rose Bowl Lease Case Returns to Court Tuesday
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge will resume a case management conference in a lawsuit filed by the City of Pasadena and the Rose Bowl Operating Company to retain UCLA football at the city-owned Rose Bowl Stadium. The case involves disclosed text messages, a legal challenge to most of the city’s claims, and recent reports of potential settlement discussions.
- City Won’t Comment on Rumored UCLA Settlement Talks
A city official declined to comment on rumors of settlement talks between Pasadena and UCLA, citing pending litigation. The dispute involves the Restated Rose Bowl Agreement, which the city and Rose Bowl Operating Company claim requires UCLA to play home games at the Rose Bowl.
- New Netting Along Brookside Golf Course Catches Stray Balls Before They Reach the Rose Bowl Loop
The City of Pasadena and the Rose Bowl Operating Company installed 2,581 linear feet of protective netting at Brookside Golf Course to prevent stray golf balls from reaching the Rose Bowl Loop. The netting covers 25 locations along West Drive and Rosemont Avenue, addressing a long-standing issue for pedestrians and cyclists.