Pasadena ZIP Code List — Los Angeles County, CA

There are 25 unique ZIP codes in Pasadena, California. Area code: 626/323.
25
ZIP codes
25.18
sq mi land
0.13
sq mi water
626/323
area code
Pasadena, CA ZIP code map

About Pasadena, CA

Pasadena, California, is a vibrant city located in the heart of Los Angeles County. Known for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and cultural institutions, Pasadena has emerged as a desirable destination for residents and visitors alike. The city is famous for the annual Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl, which attract thousands each New Year's Day. With its blend of urban liveliness and suburban charm, Pasadena offers a unique small-town feel within the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles.

Location & geography

Nestled in the San Gabriel Valley, Pasadena is surrounded by the majestic San Gabriel Mountains to the north and is situated approximately 10 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles. The city's geographic layout features a land area of 25.18 square miles, while its water area measures 0.13 square miles, adding to its picturesque setting. Nearby major cities include Glendale to the west, San Marino to the southeast, and Arcadia to the northeast, making Pasadena a central hub in this bustling region of Southern California.

Community & economy

Pasadena boasts a diverse community with a rich cultural tapestry and a population that enjoys a blend of suburban tranquility and urban excitement. The city reflects a residential character that is predominantly suburban, with numerous parks, tree-lined streets, and historic neighborhoods. It is home to various industries, including education, healthcare, and technology, creating a dynamic environment where daily life thrives amidst local cafes, boutiques, and community events.

Transportation

Major highways that run through Pasadena include the Interstate 210 to the north and the California State Route 134, providing easy access to neighboring areas and beyond. The nearest major airport is the Bob Hope Airport, located approximately 25 miles northwest, while the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) lies about 30 miles to the southwest. Additionally, public transit options such as the Gold Line light rail and various bus services make traveling within and outside the city convenient for residents and visitors.

History

Pasadena has a rich history that dates back to its establishment as a community in the late 1800s. Originally known for its agricultural produce and groves, the city slowly transformed into a center for education and innovation, highlighted by the founding of the California Institute of Technology. Over the years, Pasadena has preserved its historic architecture while evolving into a modern urban center, reflecting the diverse influences and contributions of its residents.

Did you know?

One surprising fact about Pasadena is that it is home to the world's only museum dedicated entirely to the history and design of the Games of the Olympics. Additionally, the city has an impressive number of historic homes, showcasing architectural styles such as Craftsman, Mission Revival, and Spanish Colonial, making it a hidden gem for architecture enthusiasts.

ZIP codes for Pasadena, CA (25)

Demographics & statistics

151,908
Population
40.5
Median age
$101,342
Median household income
$60,110
Per capita income
$1,001,233
Median home value
$2,186
Median monthly rent
44.6%
Home ownership
12.5%
Poverty rate
4.9%
Unemployment
33,751
Housing units
56.9%
Bachelor's or higher

Age distribution

Male Female
3,886
Under 5
4,033
3,332
5–9
3,458
3,847
10–14
3,993
3,215
15–19
3,336
3,846
20–24
3,991
13,078
25–34
13,573
11,332
35–44
11,761
10,163
45–54
10,547
4,799
55–59
4,981
4,263
60–64
4,424
6,783
65–74
7,039
3,881
75–84
4,029
2,119
85+
2,199
← Male
Female →

Age summary

GroupCount%
Under 1826,50916.8%
18 and over125,39983.2%
65 and over26,05017.8%
Median age40.5 years

Race & ethnicity

White 35.7%
Hispanic or Latino 19.8%
Asian 14.2%
Other race 14%
Two or more races 9.8%
Black or African American 5.9%
American Indian / Alaska Native 0.4%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.1%
GroupCount%
White67,66035.7%
Hispanic or Latino37,43119.8%
Asian26,96914.2%
Other race26,57914%
Two or more races18,6139.8%
Black or African American11,2555.9%
American Indian / Alaska Native7350.4%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander970.1%

Household income

Under $10k 5.8%
$10k–$15k 4.0%
$15k–$25k 5.0%
$25k–$35k 5.0%
$35k–$50k 6.8%
$50k–$75k 11.4%
$75k–$100k 11.6%
$100k–$150k 15.7%
$150k–$200k 11.6%
$200k+ 23.1%
Range% of households
Under $10k5.8%
$10k–$15k4.0%
$15k–$25k5.0%
$25k–$35k5.0%
$35k–$50k6.8%
$50k–$75k11.4%
$75k–$100k11.6%
$100k–$150k15.7%
$150k–$200k11.6%
$200k+23.1%
Median income$101,342

Housing

Home values

Under $50k 0.6%
$50k–$100k 0.2%
$100k–$150k 0.6%
$150k–$200k 0.7%
$200k–$300k 0.7%
$300k–$500k 5.6%
$500k–$1M 45.7%
$1M+ 46.2%

Housing overview

MetricValue
Median home value$1,001,233
Median rent / month$2,186
Owner occupied44.6%
Renter occupied55.5%
Vacant9.9%
Single-family detached45.2%
Large apartment buildings24.9%
Mobile homes0.0%
Median rooms4.6
Avg household size (owned)2.47

Year built

Era%
2020 or later0.4%
2010–20194.5%
2000–20096.7%
1990–19995.3%
1980–19899.2%
1970–197911.9%
1960–196910.9%
1950–195914.3%
1940–19497.9%
1939 or earlier28.9%

Bedrooms

Size% of units
No bedroom (studio)6.0%
1 bedroom22.1%
2 bedrooms35.2%
3 bedrooms25.2%
4 bedrooms9.0%
5+ bedrooms2.6%

Vehicles per household

Vehicles% of households
No vehicle8.7%
1 vehicle38.4%
2 vehicles37.5%
3 or more15.5%

Heating fuel

Fuel type%
Utility gas69.5%
Electricity27.2%
Propane / LP gas1.0%
Wood0.1%
Solar0.3%
No fuel used1.9%

Households & families

Household typeCount%
Married-couple family24,86840.5%
Cohabiting couple4,7568.0%
Male householder, no spouse13,21221.1%
Female householder, no spouse18,87130.4%
Households with children under 1814,07122.5%
Households with seniors (65+)18,43630.5%
Average household size2.38

Marital status

StatusMaleFemale
Never married42.5%36.8%
Married46.2%41.7%
Separated1.4%1.6%
Widowed2.4%9.3%
Divorced7.6%10.7%

Education

Less than 9th grade 6.2%
Some HS, no diploma 3.3%
HS graduate 13.2%
Some college, no degree 14.3%
Associate's degree 6.2%
Bachelor's degree 29.6%
Graduate / professional 27.4%
Metric%
HS diploma or higher90.6%
Bachelor's or higher56.9%

School enrollment (ages 3–17)

TypeCount%
Nursery / preschool2,3586.9%
Kindergarten1,6444.8%
Elementary school11,54934.7%
High school5,83216.7%
College / grad school11,44436.8%

Employment

Industry of employment

Education & healthcare 26.9%
Professional & management 18.3%
Arts, food & hospitality 10.9%
Retail trade 8.1%
Finance & real estate 7.3%
Manufacturing 5.4%
Information 5.2%
Other services 4.9%
Public administration 4.4%
Construction 3.6%
Transportation & utilities 3.4%
Wholesale trade 1.7%

Occupation

Category%
Management, business & arts60.2%
Service15.4%
Sales & office16.5%
Natural resources & construction3.4%
Production & transportation4.6%

Employment type

Type%
Private sector76.7%
Government12.6%
Self-employed10.6%
Unpaid family workers0.1%

Commute

Method%
Drive alone60.9%
Carpool5.1%
Public transit3.8%
Walk4.7%
Other means4.6%
Avg commute (minutes)27.8

Poverty

All people 12.5%
Under 18 years 13.9%
18 and over 12.2%
Married-couple families 4.3%
Female-led households 15.4%

Income support

Source% of households
Social Security23.2%
Retirement income17.9%
Supplemental Security4.7%
Cash public assistance3.0%
Food stamps / SNAP7.6%

Health indicators

Condition%
High blood pressure26.0%
High cholesterol28.2%
Heart disease4.9%
Stroke2.5%
Asthma8.6%
Arthritis17.3%
Kidney disease2.6%
Pulmonary disease4.6%
Cancer5.7%
Behavior / access%
Binge drinking17.2%
No physical activity17.0%
Less than 7 hrs sleep31.0%
Fair or poor health12.3%
Poor mental health13.7%
Poor physical health8.5%
No health insurance11.6%
Visited doctor (checkup)64.8%
Visited dentist66.4%
Cholesterol screening92.1%
Teeth loss8.4%

Veterans & disability

VeteransCount%
Civilian veterans3,7623.2%
Disability%
Any disability10.2%
Under 182.6%
18–64 years5.9%
65 and over34.4%

Health insurance coverage

Type%
Private insurance69.9%
Public insurance33.8%
Uninsured under 192.6%

Language & origin

Language spoken at home (age 5+)

LanguageCount%
English only143,98994.8%
Spanish23,54415.3%
Other Indo-European13,5028.4%
Asian & Pacific Islander2,9891.8%
Other languages6,6904.8%

Place of birth & citizenship

OriginCount%
Native born (US)106,34470.8%
Born in same state104,19569.4%
Born in different state75,79849.4%
Foreign born2,1491.4%
Naturalized citizen45,56429.2%
Not a US citizen26,10057.8%

Ancestry

AncestryCount%
French10,0236.6%
Italian8,8705.8%
Arab2,8301.9%
Polish1,3520.9%
English1,0990.7%
AncestryCount%
Dutch5890.4%
Irish4970.3%
German4350.3%
Norwegian3660.2%

Technology access

Metric% of households
Computer access41.9%
Internet access95.3%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2025 estimates.

Frequently asked questions
What ZIP codes does Pasadena, CA have?
Pasadena, CA has 19 ZIP codes: 91101, 91103, 91104, 91105, 91106, 91107, 91110, 91121, 91123, 91124, 91125, 91126, 91129, 91182, 91184, 91185, 91188, 91189, 91199. Each ZIP code serves a distinct delivery area within the city and surrounding region.
What is the main ZIP code for Pasadena, CA?
The primary ZIP code for Pasadena, CA is 91101. The city uses area code 626 or 323 for phone service.
What county is Pasadena, CA in?
Pasadena is located in Los Angeles County, California.
How many ZIP codes are in Pasadena, CA?
Pasadena, CA has 19 ZIP codes.
What ZIP codes cover the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) campus in Pasadena?
Caltech's main campus is located in ZIP codes 91125 and 91126 in the central part of Pasadena.
Which ZIP codes include Pasadena's downtown area and Old Town Pasadena?
Downtown Pasadena and Old Town are primarily located in ZIP codes 91101 and 91103, which cover the historic central district of the city.
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