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Week in Review: Top Pasadena Stories of The Week

Published on Sunday, February 28, 2021 | 4:48 am
 

The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 57 most newsworthy, informative, and readable.

Top Stories:

Pasadena Prevails in Lawsuit that Challenged Voter-Approved Transfer of Electric Rate Revenues

Health Officials ‘Highly Encouraged’ by Vaccination Progress; Over 30,000 Pasadena Residents Inoculated

Study Session on Placing Affordable Housing on Church Property Pulled From Planning Commission Agenda

Mayor Gordo Delivers State of the City Address: ‘A Time Like No Other’

Full Text of Mayor Gordo’s State of the City Speech

Local Residents Show Support for Housing on Church Property

Mayor Gordo to Deliver State of the City Speech Tonight

Deadline For Community Police Oversight Commission Applications Announced

LA County Meets Threshold To Allow Resumption Of Youth Sports

Barrier Enhancement Mock Ups Being Installed on Colorado Street Bridge

City Councilmembers Question General Plan

Council Approves Raises for Some Employees Via Consent Calendar

Street Dining to be Likely Extended at Least Through 2021

City Council to Receive Overview and Implementation Update of General Plan on Monday

Study Session to Provide Details on Zoning Code Amendment that Could Allow Housing on Church Property

Government:

Senior Living Facility’s Nonconforming Status Could Go Back Back to Board of Zoning Appeals for Review

City Council Adopts Mansionization Amendments

County Parks and Recreation Funding Restored

Mayor Gordo Moving Forward With Plans for Housing Task Force

Local Legislator Introduces Water Safety Education Bill in Honor of Pasadena Girl Who Drowned at Summer Camp

Controversial Car Wash Project Scheduled to Come Before Design Commission Tuesday

Raises for Some Employees Will Be Considered on Council Consent Calendar

Committee Will Hear 12% of City Bids Worth $22 Million Annually Are Awarded to Pasadena Businesses

Planning Commission to Consider Approving Villa Esperanza’s Compliance with Master Plan

Council’s Economic Development and Technology Committee to Deliberate on Modifications to Affordable Housing Priority Guidelines

Readings of Two Ordinances Amending Zoning Code Scheduled for Monday

Education:

Pacific Oaks College Teams With California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce to Offer 25% Scholarships

School Board to Discuss Timeline on Reopening

Community News:

UCLA Football Scheduled to Face Historically Black Colleges, Universities in Rose Bowl For First Time

Presiding Judge Authorizes New Emergency Continuances for LA Criminal Trials

Planning Commission Calls for Review of Senior Living Facility’s Nonconforming Use Status

PWP Offering Money-Saving Water & Energy Direct Install Program (WeDIP) to Qualified Customers

More Than 70% of Pasadena Seniors Vaccinated Against COVID-19

Pasadena’s Lucky Boy Burgers Sues Postmates

County Extends Moratorium on Evictions through June 30

Journalists at Star-News, 10 Other Southern California Daily Newspapers Announce Plans to Unionize

Federal Judge Allows Embattled Attorney to Live in Pasadena Mansion While Trustee Moves to Sell It

City Hall Flags Fly at Half Staff for 500,000 Who Lost Their Lives to COVID-19

L.A. County Surpasses 20,000 COVID-19 Deaths

Altadena Grocery Store Workers Will Soon Get $5 ‘Hero Pay’

New 24-Hour Pet Hospital Opens in Pasadena

Latino Restaurant Association’s Pasadena Food Hug Program Delivers 500 Meals to Huntington Hospital Healthcare Heroes

81% of Registered Pasadena Voters Cast Ballots in November Election

Supervisor Barger Will Propose Repurposing Unused Commercial Property into Affordable Housing

New COVID-19 Infections in Pasadena Still Decreasing

South Pasadena Reaches Settlement With Mother of ‘ER’ Actress Fatally Shot By Police In 2018

Video Participation in Family Court Hearings Available March 1

Coronavirus Cases Drop Steadily at Huntington Hospital

L.A. County Reports 93 Additional Deaths, 1,465 New Cases of COVID-19

Business Top Story:

Green Dot Names VP to Oversee New Banking Service

Public Safety:

Post-Wildfire Landslides Becoming More Frequent in Southern California

Man and Woman Robbed at Gunpoint While Walking in Pasadena

Pasadena Fire Department Emergency Reserve Answers the Call of Duty

Reward Reestablished in Fatal Shooting of Altadena Boy

City Backs Repeal of Racist Housing Law

Man Clad in Body Armor Smashes Car Through Gate of Pasadena Auto Body Shop

People:

Pasadena Firefighter Fights to Support Mental Health of Colleagues

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