Week in Review: Top Pasadena Stories of the Week

The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 115 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 26 most newsworthy, informative, and readable.

News Feature Stories

As Water Crisis Worsens, City Council Authorizes Level 2 Water Shortage Restrictions

Pasadena’s Water Rebate Program, Temporarily Tapped Out, is Reinstated

Area Cities, Wowed by CicLAvia Pasadena, Consider Their Own “Golden Streets” Bicycle Festival

The Old is News at City’s Historic Preservation Awards

Gordon S. Marshall, USC Trustee, Electronics Pioneer and Namesake of the USC Marshall School of Business, Dies in Pasadena at 95

Close-Up: What the Level 2 Water Shortage Plan Means to You

Pasadena Police Chief Recaps Recent Critical Incidents

Government

Assemblyman Chris Holden to Host Drought Community Meeting

Majority Leader Holden’s Bill to Create College Pathways for High School Students Passes Assembly

Education

Pasadena High School Principal Says May Has Been a “Bittersweet Moment”

Deadline to Apply for Vacant Pasadena Unified Board of Education District 3 Seat is Monday

Students Overcome Challenges to Graduate from Hillsides Education Center

Community News

Southern California Gas Company Street Work Could Result in Wafting Odor of Natural Gas

Saturday, Make Music Pasadena Will Close Roads, Impact City Traffic

Sierra Madre’s Family Movie Fridays Begins June 12th

Sierra Madre Announces Concerts in the Park 2015

Read to the Rhythm: 2015 Sierra Madre Library Summer Reading Program

Free Concerts in the Park Hosted by Pasadena Senior Center

Summer Reading Program: Fun for All Ages at the Sierra Madre Library

Descanso Gardens Joins Blue Star Museums Program, Offers Free Admission to the Military and Their Families

Giving Back

Student Sleepover at Waldorf School Raises Over $3,300 for Union Station Homeless Services

Public Safety

Missing Woman, Suffering Mental Illness and On Medication, Found, Police Say

Two Helicopters Hoist Nine Stranded Hikers Off Steep Clifftop Above Pasadena

Benefits

Habitat for Humanity Will Celebrate, Raise Funds for New Desiderio Community

Rosemary Children’s Services ‘Stars Chefs’ Event 2015- Celebrating 95 Years of Service to At-risk Foster Youth

Gatherings

Four Exceptional PUSD Students Honored at The Shakespeare Club’s 61st Annual Scholarship Luncheon