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 Pasadena Police Officers Lay Out Allegations Against Department

Police Oversight Commission Wants to Extend Independent Police Auditor Richard Rosenthal’s Contract

City Attorney Drops Charges Against Striking Hotel Workers

Jonathan Lunine Appointed Chief Scientist of Jet Propulsion Laboratory

More Pasadena Police Officers to Air Grievances Against Department

Pasadena to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Jackie Robinson Community Center

UCLA Forecast: Despite Sub-Standard Economic Growth, US Dodging Recession

Pasadena Power Plant Turbine to Undergo $4 Million Repair

Council Hears Update on State Budget Cuts, Amendments to City’s Proposed Budget

City to Toast 138th Birthday with Tinseltown Flair at Pasadena Museum of History

County Extends $25,000 Reward in Unsolved Pasadena Murder Case

Past Becomes Present in Debate Over Troop Way

Water Bills to Increase Starting July 1 as City Council Approves New Rate Structure

City Raises Pride Flag as Pride Month Kicks Off

Caltrans Offers to Sell Historic Campus Property to Sequoyah School, Which Announces Intent to Buy It

City Council Votes to Honor Troop; But No Vote on Renaming Dayton Street

Council to Conduct Monday Public Hearing on Water Rates Increase

School Board Unanimously Approves Employment Contract With Dr. Elizabeth J. Blanco As District Superintendent

Health Department Grant Funding Drops, Nearly 30 Full-Time Positions to Be Eliminated

Pasadena Unified’s Class of 2024: Resilience and Triumph