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.

Top Stories:

Police Oversight Commission Recommends Changes to Police Department’s Draft Cellular Site Simulator Policy

Rick Cole Turns In More Than 700 Signatures to Qualify For March Election

John Doyle Qualifies For District 4 Election; Brandon Lamar Submits Paperwork as Nominating Period Draws to a Close

L.A. County Supervisors Extend Reward for Unsolved Pasadena Murder

Gordo Qualifies For March Election

Police Oversight Commission to Review Police Department Request for Cell Site Simulator

Pasadena Golf Club Structure Fire Contained, No Injuries Reported

Activist Group Unhappy as Committee Sends Approved Integrated Resource Plan to City Council for Authorization

Pasadena Rental Housing Board Moves Closer to Becoming a City Department

Some Residents Don’t Want Homeless Bad Weather Shelter in Their Neighborhood

Jones Qualifies For District 3 Election

World’s First Fully Autonomous AI-Powered Restaurant to Open in Pasadena

City Official Says Crutchfield Has Access to Personnel File

Rental Housing Board to Request Additional $500,000 Advance From City

Major South Lake Avenue Office Building Complex Faces Foreclosure Auction This Month

City Council Approves Bad Weather Shelter Contracts

Michigan to Face Alabama in 2024 Rose Bowl Game

Bad Weather Shelter for Homeless on Monday’s Council Agenda

Black Police Officer Claims She Has Been Denied Access to Her Personnel File

Pasadena Jewish Community to Celebrate 8 Days of Hanukkah Starting Thursday