Pasadena said it found the highest level of lead, 51.9 ppm, at Washington Park's tree area. The lowest detection, 1.9 ppm, was at Robinson Park's north ball field. "We are very pleased with the ...

and the lowest was at Robinson Park at 1.6 ppm. The City of Pasadena added that test results for other heavy metal levels were also below the state and federal threshold. Earlier in the month ...

Soils samples collected at six Pasadena parks showed lead ... Alice’s Dog Park, Allendale Park, Hamilton Park, Robinson Park, Washington Park and Victory Park were included in the testing.

PASADENA, Calif. (KABC ... city says residents who use those fields will be redirected to turf fields. Robinson Park, Hamilton Park and Alice's Dog Park are outside the identified neighborhoods ...

The Pasadena Parks, Recreation and Community ... According to the city, exposed soil will be tested at Robinson Park, Hamilton Park, and Alice’s Dog Park as well, despite being outside of ...

The city of Pasadena said Friday that soil testing ... Further soil testing is to take place at Robinson Park, Hamilton Park and Alice's Dog Park – the parks will remain open during testing.

Why now: The city of Pasadena made the announcement ... Other effects: Robinson and Hamilton parks, as well as Alice’s Dog Park, are outside the neighborhood boundaries but will be tested ...

After further soil testing, Pasadena reopened the baseball fields at Washington and Victory parks. The city closed the fields last week out of an abundance of caution after the Los Angeles County ...