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.

City Will Hold PUSD Accountable for Tree Removals Before District Exempted Itself From Protection Ordinance

PUSD Removes More Trees at Muir, Continues Remediation Work Across Multiple Campuses

Tournament of Roses Signs With United Talent Agency

Police Chief Says National Night Out Relationships Continue Long After the Event Is Over

Kenne Qualifies for PUSD Re-Election Race as School Board Field Takes Shape

Pasadena Unified Ramps Up for Back to School

LA Fire Survivors Say Newsom Is Trying To Help Utilities Reduce Their Wildfire Costs Again

LA28 Visa Presale Continues After Record Ticket Registration for Olympics

Barger Motion Turns to Lucy Jones, Caltech, UCLA for County Earthquake Review

SoCal Seismic Network Manager Says Global Quake Cluster Has Not Raised Pasadena’s Earthquake Risk

Colorado River Water Cuts Could Impact Pasadena

Supervisor Proposes $20,000 Reward for Info Leading to Jewish Center Mural Vandals

Judge Rules for Developer in Dispute Over Pasadena Apartment Project

Renowned Artist Betye Saar, Who Grew Up in Pasadena, Dies at 99

Pasadena Congresswoman Issues Demand for ICE Investigations

Scaffolding Installed in Central Library Courtyard as Seismic Retrofit Advances

Mayor Says Antisemitic Attack on Synagogue Mural Will Strengthen, Not Divide Community

Pasadena Reports Progress Toward 2030 Carbon-Free Electricity Goal

City Expands Municipal Solar Program to 27 Sites in Push Toward Carbon-Free Grid

Council to Take Up Fire Parcel Tax Aug. 3 as Ballot Deadline Nears