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Last Week in Review: Top Pasadena Stories of The Week

Published on Sunday, August 9, 2026 | 4:56 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.

Unopposed PUSD School Board Races Would Be Removed From November Ballot

State Ties $11.8 Million Grant to Hearing on Pasadena Unified Enrollment Decline, Closures

Rent Board Moves Toward Regulating Short-Term Repair Displacements as Landlord Group Warns of Litigation

Grant From Supervisor Barger Keeps Altadena Swimming Pool Open Through September 30

Judge Bars City From Halting PUSD Tree and Soil Removal at Nine Campuses, Portions of Ed Center

Pasadena Unified Enrollment Decline Will Continue, Consultant Report Says

Maxwell House Conditional Use Permit Review Continued Until September

One Dead, Three Injured in Angeles Crest Highway Plunge; Pasadena Firefighter Hurt in Rescue

LA County Fire Department Concludes: SoCal Edison Electrical Tower Sparked Deadly Eaton Fire

Bailey, Kealing for Pasadena Unified Board Races as Election Field Takes Shape

County Supervisors Approve $20,000 Reward for Information Leading to Jewish Center Mural Vandals

‘National Night Out’ Returns to Pasadena

City Council Votes to Place $22.1 Million Fire Parcel Tax to November Ballot

Apartment Association Leads Opposition to Pasadena Fire Parcel Tax Ahead of Council Vote

City Council Repeals Ban on SB 9 Development in Eaton Fire Burn Area

Eaton Fire Survivors’ Nonprofit Opens Zero-Interest Rebuild Financing to More Altadena Homeowners

City Council to Decide Whether to Send $22.1 Million Fire Parcel Tax to November Ballot

City to Consider Repealing Ban on SB 9 Development in Eaton Fire Burn Area

Elias Qualifies to Challenge Bailey for PUSD District 3 Seat

Tournament of Roses Opens Applications for 2027 Rose Court

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