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.

Pasadena Unified Board Votes to Continue Eaton Fire Soil Cleanup, Acts to Save Up to 57 Protected Trees

As Juneteenth Arrives, Councilmember Justin Jones Points to Pasadena’s Black Roots — and Unfinished Work

Caltech Dedicates Quantum Research Building Engineered for Silence

City Crews Repair Damaged Pergola at La Pintoresca Park

Pasadena Council Got Little Warning before Army Exercise at St. Luke’s, Police Chief Acknowledges

Rental Housing Board to Set 2.55% Cap on Annual Rent Increases

Juneteenth: What’s Open and Closed in Pasadena on Friday, June 19

Public Health Warns Against Nara Organics Infant Formula After Botulism Outbreak

Bill to Shield Altadena From Developers Divides the Town It Aims to Protect

City Council Forms Infrastructure Financing District to Fund Major Development Projects

Pasadena Unified Halts Tree Removal at Education Center After Active Bird Nest Is Reported

Pasadena Adopts $1.409 Billion All-Funds Budget For Next Fiscal Year

Teen Spends Eight Hours in School Oak Marked for Removal, Her Mother Pleads for Tree Preservation With City Council

Public Safety Committee to Hear Information on Officer-Involved Shooting That Led to Officer’s Firing

Budget Proposal Restores Health Programs, Funds Homeless Shelter Reserve and Expands Parking Enforcement

Hampton Calls for Accountability, Technology Changes After Pasadena Police Shooting

City Ramps Up For Fourth of July Illegal Fireworks Enforcement Campaign

City to Accept $4.6 Million Federal Grant for Electric Fleet Conversion