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 School Board Debates Budget Cuts Amid Deficit Concerns

Pasadena Doctor Who Drove Family Off Cliff Avoids Trial, Granted Mental Health Diversion

Pasadena’s Drinking Water Meets or Exceeds All State and Federal Standards, Annual Report Finds

Council Is Dark; Charter Reform Could Come Back July 8

Minimum Wage Increases in Pasadena to $17.50 on July 1

City’s Economic Development Team Launches Grant Program for Restaurateurs Who Want Outdoor Dining Areas

Police Say Shots Fired in Three Pasadena Neighborhoods Within Minutes Were Blank Rounds

City Council Adopts Sanitation Ordinance, Ups Sewer Use Fee

Pasadena’s Homeless Plan Shows Progress, But Challenges Persist

Pasadena City Hall, Departments to Remain Open on Juneteenth

Incoming Chamber Board Chair Katelyn Barchowsky Aims to Grow Membership, Expand Opportunities for Local Businesses

Council Approves Placing Fire and Police Retirement Board Charter Amendment on November Ballot

City Council OKs Changes to Rent Control Law for November Ballot, Rejects More Sweeping Revisions

Retired LAPD Captain Appointed to Police Oversight Commission

City Enforcing Zero Tolerance Fireworks Policy

Council Green Lights Contract For Battery Energy Storage, 2024 Budget Amendment

2024 Sees No Change in Pasadena’s Homeless Count, But Demographics Tell a Different Story

Pasadena Rental Housing Board Seeks Changes to City’s Rent Control Law

Golden Jubilee Celebration Marks Half a Century of Community Building at Jackie Robinson Center

Homeless Count Reveals Surges in Domestic Violence Survivors and the Newly Homeless