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Last Week in Review: Top Pasadena Stories of The Week

Published on Sunday, September 6, 2026 | 5:41 am
 

The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 20 most newsworthy, informative, and readable.

Pasadena Names Its Rent-Registry Holdouts, and City Property Is on the List

Pasadena Unified Board Edits “District Transformation” Definition for Two Hours, Leaves Consolidation Among the Options, But Takes No Vote

West Nile Virus Activity Tops Five-Year Average in Mosquito District Serving Pasadena and Altadena

Rose Court Interviews Begin Saturday at Tournament House

Another Special School Board Meeting Scheduled for Thursday Night

Parents of Man Killed by Pasadena Police Say Officers Kept Firing After He Was Down

City Council Hears Report on Slashing Number of City Council Committees Under Restructuring Plan

Pasadena Public Health Urges Updated COVID-19 Shots for Everyone 6 Months and Older as California Cases Climb

City of Pasadena Opens 2026 Rental Registration

Pasadena Unified Says Effort to Save Six Mature Longfellow Trees Failed; Parents Dispute Account

Hearing Officer to Review Maxwell House Event Permit After Late-Night Equipment Removal

2027 Rose Bowl Game Tickets to Go on Sale Wednesday

Pasadena Unified Board Halts Both Monday Meetings After Acknowledging Required Notice Was Never Properly Posted

LA County Sues State Farm Over Eaton and Palisades Fire Claims

Council Moves Closer to Scheduling Its Meetings on Tuesdays

Rabies Detected in Pasadena Bats for Second Time This Year

As City Gears up to Review Flock Cameras, More Cities Pull the Plug

City Council to Hear Report on Slashing Number of City Council Committees Under Restructuring Plan

County Supervisors, Counsel to Announce Next Steps Monday in State Farm Wildfire Claims Investigation

City Could Add 3.5 Acres of Open Space With Eaton Wash Project

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