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The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 61 most newsworthy, informative, and readable.
Top Stories:
Black, Latino Commissioners Could Make Up Majority of Police Oversight Commission
Pasadena Public Health Director Expresses Optimism, Caution
Return to Pasadena Unified Campuses Met With Joy and Relief
Public Safety Committee to Recommend Annang, Serrano to Sit on Oversight Commission
0 COVID Infections and Deaths Reported in Pasadena on Wednesday
Public Safety Committee to Move Forward on Police Oversight
Governor Newsom Lifts COVID-19 Restrictions on Churches
40.5% of Pasadenans Over 16 Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
Council Directs City Attorney to Draft Foodservice Ware On-Request Ordinance
PWP to Resume Residential Utility Shut-Offs in October
Pasadena’s ArcLight Cinema in Paseo Colorado Won’t Reopen
Pasadena Unified Set to Welcome Back Students This Week
Council to Continue Hearing on Zoning Code Amendments to Cannabis Ordinance
PWP Wants to Resume Residential Utility Shut-Offs in October
Government:
Supportive Services for Eligible Households Approved as Part of City Council Consent Calendar
Council Continues Hearing on Zoning Code Amendments to Cannabis Ordinance
Finance Committee Reviews Report on Falling Parking Revenues
Supportive Services for Eligible Households on City Council Consent Calendar
Council to Deliberate on Possible Food Service Ware On-Request Ordinance
Council Asked to Consider Pasadena Avenue Historic District Recommendation
Education:
Community News:
Demonstrators March in Pasadena to Protest Recent Police Shootings Across the Country
Local Cannabis Dispensaries Oppose Changes to Ordinance
Pasadena Public Libraries Begin to Reopen For Limited Express Service
Pasadena Senior Center Reopens With Limited Modified Services
Average Southland Gas Prices Approach $4 Per Gallon
Dodgers, Major League Baseball to Mark Jackie Robinson Day
Old Pasadena Garage Parking Revenue Down 62%
City Remains Firmly In Orange Tier; Expands Vaccine Eligibility
City Council OKs Pasadena Avenue Historic District Recommendation
UCLA Report: COVID-19 Deaths Linked to Poor Air Quality
City Pauses Administering Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
16 Organizations to Join in Virtual ArtNight Pasadena
Metropolitan Water District Board Authorizes Purchase of NoCal Water
Kaiser Permanente Study: Physical Activity May Reduce Risk of Poor COVID-19 Outcomes
Pasadena Reports 2 COVID-19 Cases and 0 Deaths on Monday
Pasadena Transit Resumes Collecting Fares
No Restrictions Expected in Pasadena as County Sees ‘Severe Drought’ Conditions
City Reports 2 New COVID-19 Cases Sunday; No Fatalities
Planning Commission to Consider 2 New Capital Improvement Projects, Both for Police Dept.
LA to Offer COVID-19 Vaccines to Those 16 And Up Starting Tuesday
Business Top Story:
SoCalGas Invites Area Restaurants to Apply for Pandemic Relief
Public Safety:
Mountain Biker Rescued From Cliffside in Angeles National Forest
City Smacks Down ‘Forensic’ Study of Police Overtime
Pasadena Police Monitoring Situation in Minnesota, Demonstration Planned for Pasadena
Pasadena Police Arrest One Man, Two Women in Connection with String of Robberies
Small Dogs Chase Large Bear From Pasadena Home
Stabbing Suspect Arrested After Standoff at Pasadena Home
New Details Released in Double-Fatal Shooting at Villa Parke in Pasadena
Police Continue Making Record Gun Seizures in Pasadena
Man Attacked After Confronting Catalytic Converter Thieves in Pasadena
People:
Local Tongva Tribe Elder and Community Activist Julia ‘Wiseone’ Bogany Dies at 72
La Salle College Preparatory in Pasadena Names New Principal
Caltech Names New Chair of Engineering and Applied Science Division
CASA of Los Angeles Appoints Charity Chandler-Cole as New CEO
Non-Profits News:
Planned Parenthood Offers COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics in San Gabriel Valley
Five Acres in Altadena Calls for Awareness, Advocacy, Action Amid Child Abuse Prevention Month
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