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:

City’s Housing Element Meets Requirements, Certified by State

Local Residents Appeal to Public Safety Committee for Help With Coyote Problem

Extra Police to be on The Look Out For DUI Motorists Friday Night

City Getting the Multi-Language Word Out Ahead of Leaf Blower Ban

Council Approves More Money for Motel Voucher Program

Despite the Lifting of Some Restrictions, Water Official Says Drought Not Over, Pasadenans Should Conserve

Fuller Declares Support for Groundbreaking Pasadena and LA County Mental Health and Homeless Services Partnership

Public Works Completed Reconstruction of 11,000 Damaged Sidewalk Locations Inventoried in City’s Sidewalk Repair Program

City Council Finalizes Appointment Process for Pasadena Rental Housing Board

Pasadena Health Officer Rescinds Certain Local Orders, City Aligns with State on New COVID-19 Guidelines

Rain to Taper Off Wednesday Afternoon For Several Drier and Warmer Days

City Council Amends Housing Loan Agreement with Heritage Housing Partners for Development of Youth Transitional Housing in Pasadena

City Council OKs Proposed Partnership with LA County for a Mental Health Facility in Pasadena

Another Strong Storm Bears Down on Southland Tuesday, Pasadena Could Get 1-2 Inches of Rain

Former City Manager, Current Metropolitan Water District Board Member Cynthia Kurtz Briefs City Committee Tuesday on Water Supply Rebound

Council Approves Union Station Contracts as Part of Monday’s Consent Calendar

Banking Crisis Threatened Pasadena’s Thriving Tech Scene During High-Stakes Weekend Drama

Pasadena Officials Expected to Discuss City’s Banking Practices at Council Finance Committee Meeting Monday

Council to Vote on More Money for Motel Voucher Program

Pasadena-Based East West Bank Reassures Clients of Its Financial Strength and Stability