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.

Former Schools Superintendent to Co-Chair PUSD Recall Campaign

UCLA Study Finds Gaps in Protections for Eaton Fire Recovery Workers

Rose Bowl Game Tickets Go on Sale Wednesday

City’s Firefighters and Police to Mark 25 Years Since 9/11 at City Hall

All Saints Relinquishes Safe Parking Conditional Use Permit; Legal Battle Continues

John Muir High School Plans Centennial Celebration, Launches $100,000 Legacy Fund

Consultant: New Infrastructure District Could Yield Up to $326.7 Million for 710 Stub Area

Pasadena Police to Take Public Questions Thursday on Drones, Armored Vehicle, Less-Lethal Munitions

With Clock Ticking, California Lawmakers Reject Key Parts of Newsom’s Wildfire Plan

MALDEF Appeals Ruling That Pasadena Unified Did Not Discriminate in School Closures

Central Library Project Shows Gains in Local Hiring, But City Says More Work Remains

City Health Department Alert: Recall of Select Outshine Fruit Bars, Possible Glass Contamination

Council Funds a Larger Police Helicopter Hangar, Then Examines Why It Wasn’t Budgeted

Councilmember Hampton Asks City to Halt Flock Camera Use as Review Committee Struggles to Meet

Hearing Officer to Consider Relinquishment of All Saints Safe Parking MCUP After Funding Falls Through

Pasadena Peacock Doing Well After Alleged Attack by Postal Worker

City Council to Weigh Governance Options for 710 Stub Redevelopment

After Council Pressure, Local Hiring Rises on Central Library Project

PUSD Board to Vote Thursday on 30% Tree Canopy Goal

Committee to Consider $1.6 Million Contract for Police Heliport Hangar