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.

Council to Hold Public Hearings on Refuse, Sewer Fee Increases

Police Department Presents Plans For Purchases to Oversight Commission

Pasadena Commission Wants to Hear Hahn and Hahn’s Presentation on Firm’s Work With Hate Campaign Victims

99 Cents Only Stores to Close All Locations

Measure H Rent Control Lawsuit Returns to Court in August

Commission to Hear Update on Potential Technology Purchases by Police Department

Pasadena Residents Warned of Fraud Scams

Hearings in Downtown Los Angeles to Focus on Audit of County’s Homeless Goals

School Board Approves Affordable Housing Project for District Staff

In Pasadena, Artificial Intelligence Generates New Hope for Silent and Super Silent Heart Attacks

Pasadena Officers Defuse Tense Standoff with Suicidal Man

Caltrans Completes $1.3 Million Beautification Project in Pasadena, San Fernando Valley

State Law Goes Into Effect Raising Fast Food Workers’ Minimum Wage to $20 Per Hour

City Launches Recruitment Process for Director of Rent Stabilization Department

County Registrar Certifies March 5 Election Results

In Old Pasadena, PETA Protesters Again Decry H&M Over Alleged Duck Suffering for Down Products

Commission on the Status of Women Calls for Protection of Residents’ Privacy in Campaign Materials

Hahn and Hahn to Hold Presentation Over Efforts to Work With Groups Marginalized by Decades Old Hate Campaign

Two-Day A Week Watering Goes Into Effect April 1

City’s Human Relations Commission With Hear Report From Police About Hate Crimes