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 Schedules Special Meeting to Appoint Rental Board

Regal Entertainment Group Will Reopen the Former ArcLight Theater in The Paseo

City to Open Public Hearing On City’s Operating Budget

Recent Storms Created Local Breeding Ground for Billions of Spring and Summer Mosquitoes, Experts Say

Planning Commission Approves Favorable Recommendation on 13 New Capital Improvement Projects

Pasadena Public Library: Community Response to Early Equity Kits for Children “Overwhelmingly Positive”

Pasadena Water and Power Gears Up for Second Community Meeting to Shape Pasadena’s Energy Future

State Senate Committee Approves Local Senator’s Bill Designed to Protect Drivers with Epilepsy

City Committee Fails to Support Plan to Loosen Pasadena’s Water Restrictions

Planned Parenthood Pasadena Still Performing Medication Abortions

Business Owner Says Controversial Mural Will Stay up

Action Deferred on Proposal to Amend Waste Management Plan for Certain Construction and Demolition Projects

Office of Independent Review Report Expected Soon in McClain Shooting

San Rafael Neighborhood Association Expresses Support For Rose Bowl Family Golf Project

Pasadena Humane Matching Donations for Injured Animals After Saving Dog Hit by Truck

Forestry and Fire Recruitment Program Graduates 45 Formerly Incarcerated Trainees, Now Ready to Fight Wildfires

City Committee to Consider Allowing 3-Day a Week Watering, Lifting of Voluntary Water Reduction Target

City’s Planning Department Schedules Workshop About “Objective Design Standards” for High-Density Residential Project

Pasadena’s Bank Holdings: All Secure, Says City’s Finance Director

School Board Members Will Report Monday on Attending California School Boards Association’s Legislative Action Week