The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 62 most newsworthy, informative, and readable.
Top Stories:
City Council Hears Plan for 550 Unit “New Community” in East Pasadena
Mayor Tornek Reinvigorates 710 Tunnel Fight at West Pasadena Residents Association Meeting
Mayor Takes New Drive to Repeal Pro-710 Measure Before Supportive Residents Association Tonight
Mayor Tornek Announces Immediate Action Must be Taken to Defend Against 710 Tunnel “Ambush”
Massive Search for Missing Plane Locates Wreckage, Body in Mountains Above Pasadena
Beyonces’s Rose Bowl Concert Flawless, Even Traffic Seemed Choreographed
For Pasadena’s Youngest Boxers, Months of Training on the Line at Saturday’s Villa-Parke Boxing Show
June 1 Jury Trial Set for Pasadena Black Lives Matter Organizer Jasmine Richards
Federal Judges Inspire John Muir High School Students to Dream Big
Government:
City Adds New Solar Power Source, Can Power up to 9,400 Pasadena Homes
Memorial Day Closures, Reminders for May 30, 2016
Sierra Madre Excess Water Use Penalties to Increase
Pasadena Parking Manager Appeals to Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Members for Support
Pasadena Congresswoman Decries Synthetic Drugs, Calls for New Congressional Approach
California NOW Endorses Anthony Portantino for State Senate
Assemblymember Chris Holden Honors Holocaust Survivor Sam Langholz on Assembly Floor
Finding a Nursing Home For a Loved One
Council Expected to Spend $1.8 Million on Bicycle-In-Traffic Detection System
City Council Will Hear Details of Proposed Large East Pasadena Development
Education:
John Muir Seniors Get Real World Experience Through Sustainable Internship Program
Pasadena City College Claims Area Survey Shows Support for Bond Measure of Up to $888 Million
Five of Pasadena Unified’s Top Teachers Honored for Excellence by the Pasadena Rotary Club
‘Black Minds Matter’ Report Discussed Today at PCC Forum
Pasadena Unified Announces Selection of Two New Principals, New Equity and Access Coordinator
John Muir High School Celebrates its 2016 Engineering Medallion Recipients
Blair High School Wins Fefferman Award for Excellence in Math and Science Education
Pasadena Unified Inaugurates New McKinley Gymnasium, Covered in Joint Use Deal with City
Pasadena, Altadena Links Award $20,500 in Scholarships to Local High School Seniors
Pasadena Unified Will Dedicate New Gymnasium to Former Principal
Community News:
YWCA Opens Registration for Innovative Girls “Empowerment” Summer Camp
Pasadena Humane Society Mounts Campaign to Prevent Dog Bite Tragedies
Spring Awakening Festival Brings Native American Culture and Lore to Eaton Canyon This Weekend
City: If You were Selected for 2016 U.S. Census Survey and Did Not Complete it, Expect Knock on Door
Foothill Family Receives Work-Life 2016 Seal of Distinction Award
Local Moving Company Sponsors “Movers for Moms” Drive to Help Mothers in Shelters
Crowell Library Presents “Road Scholar: Adventures in Lifelong Learning”
Pilot in Mountain Airplane Crash North of Pasadena Identified by Authorities
Get to Know the Pasadena Fire Dept. Explorers Over a Pancake Breakfast
Newcomers and Friends of San Gabriel Valley Invites Local Residents to June Event
Pasadena Tourism Board Wants to Keep “Room Tax” at 2007 Tax Rate
Three Artistic Pasadena High School Students Create Winning Airport Posters
Business Top Story:
Pasadena’s Jacobs Donates $50,000 to Canadian Red Cross Alberta Fires Appeal
Pasadena Hot Dog Chain Scores Big in the Windy City
New Restaurant Set to Open in Old Pasadena’s ‘Indiana Colony’
Public Safety:
Pasadena Shooting May Have Begun With South Pasadena Robbery Attempt, Police Now Believe
Parolee Arrested After Road Rage Dispute and Hit-and-Run
Pasadena Police Say Bolt Down Safes to Secure Firearms and Valuables
Suspect Punches Man, Then Flees after Seeing Machete
Ahead of Today’s Trial, Attorney for Pasadena Black Lives Matter Organizer Jasmine Richards Calls DA, Police a “Lynch Mob”
Convicted Sex Offender Accused of Kidnapping Two Pasadena Women to be Arraigned Friday
Accused Double Murderer to be Arraigned Thursday
Man Allegedly Stabs Shopkeeper Asking Him Not to Smoke Marijuana in Shop Parking Lot
Black Lives Matter Pasadena Organizer Faces Multiple Charges, Court Date This Week
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Pasadenan, “The Wire” Actor Wendell Pierce Backs Out of Rutgers event