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Investigation clears Pasadena’s cannabis permitting process of bias

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By Ryan Carter Verified, Bradley Bermont
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
A probe into the city’s retail cannabis permitting process found no evidence that it was tilted to disadvantage applicants vying for the highly coveted right to operate in the area, according to city documents obtained this week. But it also suggested that the city’s Planning Department could have better communicated with businesses over a key requirement that fueled allegations of unfairness.
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Pasadena Heritage’s Spring Home Tour goes episodic this spring Original

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By Bradley Bermont
| Pasadena Star-News Verified
Pasadena Heritage’s annual Spring Home Tour is going digital for the pandemic. Instead of a one-day walking tour, the nonprofit will be releasing three episodes — each with a video tour highlighting the architectural stylings of notable Pasadena residences. The first one, centering on the designs of Wallace Neff, will be released on April 25. Edwin and Nannie Neff House, designed by Wallace Neff, 1927, in Pasadena, CA. Photo courtesy Pasadena Heritage.
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Pasadena’s Senior Center and Convention Center are reopening Original

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By Bradley Bermont
| Pasadena Star-News Verified
It’s a sign of the times: As coronavirus cases decline, the Pasadena Convention Center and the Pasadena Senior Center are reopening for in-person events and activities for the first time in over a year. Granted it’s in limited capacities for both — and they’ve both instituted significant COVID protocols and safety measures — but it’s progress. And in the convention center’s case, officials say it’s just the beginning.
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