The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 49 most newsworthy, informative, and readable.
Top Stories:
‘State of the City’ is Good, Says Mayor Tornek in Annual Address
Thursday’s State of the City Speech Will Look to Pasadena’s Future Over New Decade
Three Mayoral Candidates Offer Varied Positions on “Going Green,” One Doesn’t
Dozens of Tenants Locked Out of Pasadena Apartment Building Since Dec. 19 Ask City Council for Help
Council to Vote Tonight on Modified Version of Controversial South Los Robles Avenue Project
Miller to Lead Tournament of Roses
Pasadena Congressman Named An Impeachment Manager in Senate Trial of President Trump
Property Manager Responds After Locked Out Tenants Air Grievances Before City Council
Altadena Camp Where 6-Year-Old Drowned Will Reopen for Summer Session
Top Stories of the Week 1 Year Ago
Government:
City Preparing for Homeless Count
Family Settles Lawsuit for $7.3 Million
Chu Challenger Runs on Community-Before-Party Platform
Pasadena Tenants Union Remains Intent Upon Winning Local Rent Control Initiative
District 2 Candidate Forum Draws Packed Crowd to Library
Pasadena Council Adjourns in Memory of Local Architect
Los Robles Project Hearing Postponed for Lack of Quorum
Council Considers Resolution Decrying Discrimination Against Women, Recognizing Women’s Equality
Paseo Colorado Re-Brands as Simply “The Paseo,” Proposes Redesigned Public Promenades and Courts
Education:
Principal of John Muir High School, Site of State of the City Speech, Sees the School as a Family
3rd Annual Science Night 2020 at Eliot Arts Magnet Academy
Community News:
The Huntington Welcomes the “Year of the Rat” with Chinese New Year Festival
Vintage and Collectible Books at the Friends of the Sierra Madre Library Best Used Book Sale
Rose Parade Clydesdale Retires as Therapy Horse for Special Needs Children and Adults
Pasadena Ushers in the Chinese New Year with Local Festivities
Pets of the Week at the Pasadena Humane Society
City Announces Road Closures For Weekend’s Pasadena Half Marathon
Cold Storm to Strike Pasadena Thursday
Pasadena Senior Center Will Celebrate 60th Anniversary with A Year of Events and Activities in 2020
Business Top Story:
Coleman Named Pasadena Now Managing Editor
Public Safety:
Woman Wounded in Pasadena Shooting Early Friday
Parked Car Struck By Gunfire in Wednesday Shooting
Council to Metro’s Chief Law Enforcement Officer: We’re Not Comfortable With Gold Line Security
Like Father, Like Son at Pasadena PD
Mexican Restaurant Reopens After Closure by City Health Inspectors
Faces:
Washington Elected to Tournament Executive Committee, Will Lead Rose Parade in 2028
Jill Fosselman is Named Benefit Chair for the 2020 Pasadena Showcase House of Design
Caltech Professor of Applied Mathematics, Emeritus, Donald S. Cohen, 1934-2020
Former Tournament of Roses Executive Director Charged With Violating State Conflict of Interest Laws
Ralph Amos Appointed to Lead Caltech’s Alumni Association
Benefits:
58th Sierra Madre Public Library Annual Art Fair
A Night to Remember to Help Transition-age Youth in Los Angeles County
Giving Back:
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