Last Week in Review: Top Pasadena Stories of The Week

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.

Multi-Agency Raid Targets Pasadena Street Gang, Yields Eight Arrests and Eight Firearms

Rose Bowl Lands $1 Million Federal Earmark to Replace Near-Century-Old Infrastructure Before Olympics

Clergy and Fire Survivors Plan Good Friday March to Edison CEO’s Pasadena Home

City Launches Emergency Fund to Aid Immigrant Families Affected by Enforcement

Mayor Frames Pasadena’s Future Through Years of Crisis and Recovery

Committee Weighs Data Centers as Officials Cite Power, Water Demands

Rent Board to Be Briefed Today on Proposed $5.63 Million 2027 Budget

LA28 Launches First Ticket Sales for 2028 Olympics Today

No Decisions About Closing Schools Yet Made, Superintendent Tells Tuesday Town Hall

Breakthrough: Caltech Scientists Discover Quantum Computers Could Need a Fraction of the Hardware Previously Thought

No Reportable Action on City Manager Search

JPL and Caltech Steer NASA’s Artemis II Mission Toward the Moon

710 Vision Plan Raises Question About Traffic, Recommendations to Come Next Month

Business Leader Urges Bold Vision for 710 Stub Redevelopment

Parents to Rally Outside Pasadena Unified Headquarters as Consolidation Committee Considers Second Vote

Correspondence Raises Concerns as City Weighs Future of 710 Stub

710 Stub Plan on Monday’s City Council Agenda

Restorative Justice Leaders Seek Reparations for Pasadena Families Displaced by 710 Freeway

Pasadena Unified to Hold Virtual Town Hall as District Campuses Remain Under Consolidation Review

Final Vote on Anti-Discrimination Ordinance That Creates ‘Private Right of Action’ Goes Before Council Monday