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.

Lawsuit: UCLA Officials Said School No Longer Wants to Play in the Rose Bowl

Pasadena Unified School District Budget Committee Completes Ranking of School Service Cuts

Altadena’s Town Council Election Begins Saturday. Here’s What to Know.

Pasadena Humane Responds to Largest Small Animal Hoarding Case in Recent History

Lawsuit Claims UCLA Trying to Move Football Games From Rose Bowl to SoFi

Edison Announces Details of Direct Payments to Wildfire Survivors; Criticism Mounts

Mayor Gordo, Councilmember Jones Lead Emergency Meeting On CalFresh Shutdown Impact

Edison Says Its Equipment Likely Started Fire

Special Meeting Wednesday Morning Convenes to Address Potential Disruption of Federal Food Aid

Meet the 107th Rose Queen, Serena Guo!

Nearly 18,000 Pasadena Residents Could Lose CalFresh Aid if Shutdown Continues

Pasadena Unified Confirms School Meals Will Continue Despite Should Any Federal SNAP Disruption Occur

City Leaders Call Emergency Meeting to Address Possible Food Assistance Disruption

Pasadena Food Pantries Face Dual Crisis: Dwindling Supplies and Volunteer Shortages as Federal Benefits Cutoff Looms

Council Approves Pay Hikes, New Childcare and Security Allowances for Mayor, Councilmembers

Pasadena Considers Major Changes to 85-Year-Old Street Tree Policy

Pasadena Council to Consider Raising Members’ Compensation

Councilmember Justin Jones Urges Citywide Response to Imminent Food Stamp Disruptions

Pasadena Sets Zero-Traffic-Fatalities Goal by 2035

Altadena Sheriff Urges Residents to Secure Homes as Bear Sightings Increase