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 Paramedics Will Be Able to Perform Emergency Blood Transfusions In the Field Under New Program

West Nile Virus Found in Pasadena Mosquitoes as County Records WNV Death, and State Activity Hits Five-Year High

A Hometown Ring: Villa Parke Fighters Step Under the Lights at City Hall Tonight

Fire Department Puts Pasadena’s Shockable Cardiac Arrest Survival at 57%, Far Above National Rate

Dozens Rally at Pasadena City Hall to Demand Removal of Flock Cameras

Southern California Homes Could Face New Wildfire-Safety Requirements

Eaton Fire Survivors Head to Sacramento to Press State Leaders for Recovery Funds

Pasadena Police to Take Public Questions on Military Equipment Report

New County Authority Can Press Edison to Reduce Undergrounding Charges, But Not Compel It

Here’s What Local Residents Had to Say About Starts to City Council Meetings and Committee Cancellations

Amateur Boxers Return to City Hall Friday for 11th Annual Centennial Square Show

Metropolitan Water District and Caltech to Plant Turf Program’s 4,000th Tree Wednesday in Pasadena

Pasadena Schools Open With ‘The Power of Us’

City Council Approves Fire Department Whole Blood Program for Emergency Patients

Pasadena Water and Power Returns Fire-Damaged Reservoir to Service, Completes Five Water Main Replacements

Pasadena Unified Acknowledges Unfinished Cleaning at San Rafael Elementary as Students Return

Pasadena Unified Opens School Year After Difficult Summer

The City Council Could Expand Eaton Fire Fee Waivers to Damaged Standing Homes

City Council Could Test Moving Meetings From Mondays to Tuesdays

Pasadena Unified Kicks Off the 2026-27 School Year With Free Transit, Free Meals and Expanded Learning