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Week in Review: Top Pasadena Stories of The Week

Published on Sunday, June 20, 2021 | 4:48 am
 

The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 51 most newsworthy, informative, and readable.

Top Stories:

Cal/OSHA Board Approves Relaxed COVID Rules for Workplace Mask-Wearing

Latinos See Local Gains in City Employment, But Most Hires Still Men

Dangerous Heat Wave Continues Friday, Another Flex Alert Called

Committee Recommends New Contract with Pasadena Humane Despite 57% Jump in Cost

Heat Wave Prompts Call For Voluntary Power Conservation Thursday

Rose Bowl Can Admit Full-Capacity Football Crowds This Fall

Council Committee Votes to Continue On-Street and Sidewalk Outdoor Dining, Paid For by Federal Funds

City, State Scrap Majority of Restrictions After 15 Months

City Committee Approves Funding Recommendation for New Affordable Housing Development in Northwest Pasadena

Pasadena Reopens Today, But Don’t Toss Out the Masks Just Yet

Pasadena Leads State in COVID-19 Vaccination Rate: Report

Council Passes ARPA Appropriations for Public Health Department, Convention and Visitors Bureau

City Lays Out Plans For American Rescue Plan Act Funds

Pasadena Looks to Forge Deal For Nonprofit to Acquire, Rehab 136-Year-Old Apartment Building

City Seeks Feedback On Search for New Public Works Director

Government:

Pasadena Center Operating Co. Scheduled to Present Budget To City Council Monday

Council to Consider Closing Parking Discrepancy On Single Family Residences

Education:

California Credit Union Awards Grant to Pasadena Teacher

PCC Receives Largest-Ever Single Gift of $30 Million From MacKenzie Scott

Community News:

Locals Say Fight for Equality Not Over After Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth Federal Holiday

Kaiser Permanente’s Medical School in Pasadena Marks 1st Year

Pasadena Attorney to Moderate Forum on Criminal Justice Reform

Pasadena Launches Community Workshops on Redistricting

Altadena Historical Society, NAACP to Honor Activist, Abolitionist

Pasadena Sees Another Day With a Single New COVID-19 Infection

1 COVID-19 Infection Reported in Pasadena Wednesday

Pasadena Working With Metro, Other Cities on Fareless Initiative

Pasadena Public Library Announces Reopening of Allendale and Villa-Parke Branches

Red Cross Seeks Help With ‘Severe Blood Shortage’

Court-Ordered Appeal to Come Before Board of Zoning Appeals This Week

74.7% of Pasadenans Full Vaccinated Against COVID-19, But Presence of New Variants in U.S. Causes Concern

Mandatory Face Mask Requirements to Remain in LA County Courthouses

State to Award $1.5M Prizes In ‘Vax for the Win’ Vaccine Incentive Program

Public Safety Committee to Consider New Contract with Pasadena Humane

Dozens Vaccinated Against COVID-19 at Rose Bowl Flea Market

City: World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Should Be a Call to Action

Pasadena Center Operating Co., Other City Departments Optimistic About the Future

Committee to Hear Economic Panel, and to Zero In On Post-Pandemic Outdoor Dining

Business Top Story:

Neon Retro Arcade in Pasadena to Reopen Friday

Pasadena Company Developing Solar Energy Generation System Tallies Up $108 Million Round of Financing

Pasadena-Based COVID-19 Test Maker Receives Warning Letter from FDA

Property Company Completes Acquisition of Two Pasadena Multifamily Properties

Pasadena’s Lêberry Bakery & Donuts Receives $25,000 Grant From Guy Fieri, California Restaurant Foundation

Journalists at the Pasadena Star-News and Other Newspapers Vote to Unionize

Public Safety:

Firefighters Make Quick Work of Brush Fire Near ArtCenter College of Design

Ex-Con Arrested After Running From Police in Pasadena, ‘Ghost Gun’ Seized

Pasadena Fire Chief Warns of Dangerous Fire Season, Reports Fireworks Task Force Has Been Activated One Month Early

Council Approves Purchase of $1.8 Million Police Mobile Command Unit

Man Accused of Severely Beating Senior Citizen During Dispute Over Parking Space in Pasadena

Man Stabbed in Neck in Pasadena; Cousin Accused of Attempted Murder

Non-Profit News:

Sheriff’s Department, Tournament of Roses Distribute Food Boxes in Pasadena

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