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.

Top Stories:

Local Officials, Preservationist React to Historic 710 Stub Vote

It’s Official: UCLA, USC Announce Move to Big Ten Conference, Fallout for Rose Bowl Game Unclear

Pasadena Congresswoman Judy Chu Arrested at Abortion Rights Rally in D.C.

City Officials Talk Tough About Anti-Fireworks Enforcement, Prosecution; Urge Safety and Fire Prevention

Councilmember Madison, Mayor Gordo Celebrate State’s Relinquishment of 710 Freeway Stub

Caltrans Relinquishes 710 Stub to Pasadena

Laemmle’s Playhouse 7 Finishes Its Pasadena Run, Will Stay Open For Conclusion of Pasadena Film Festival Thursday

Pasadena to Start Offering Child Vaccines on July 7

City Council Dark Again Next Week

Commissioners Expect ‘Temporary’ Bridge Across Arroyo Flood Control Channel Will Actually End Up Becoming Permanent

Police: Fireworks Will Not Impair Effectiveness of Gunshot Detection System

City of Pasadena Announces Independence Day Closures and Reminders

Officials Ramping Up Efforts to Supress Use of Illegal Fireworks Amid Increasingly Worrisome Fire Weather

Local Restaurants Reel Under Weight of Highest Inflation in Decades

LGBTQ+ Community Finds Increasing Support Locally But Still Faces Housing and Food Insecurity at Higher Rates

Lyon Wins District 7 Race

Director of Planning and Community Development David Reyes is New Acting Assistant City Manager

Council’s Legislative Policy Committee to Review California’s New Bill Allowing Housing on College, Church Property

Shortage of Transit Drivers, Changes in Ridership and Travel Times Combine to Prompt Pasadena Transit Schedule Changes

Pasadena Water and Power Offers Rebates to Residents