Author: The Editorial Board

Recent reporting and public records of the school consolidation process by the Pasadena Unified School District Board should prompt something more important...

Colorado Boulevard Newspaper‘s recommendations for candidates seeking election in contested Superior Court offices in Los Angeles County, June 2, 2026.

With Mike Futrell opting to remain in Riverside, Pasadena is once again at a familiar crossroads: how it selects its city manager, and whether its current...

On the evening of January 6, our editorial team, finalizing the layout for our January print edition, reached a decision: leave a blank space on the front page,...

While fair compensation for public service is a valid discussion, the timing of this decision is tone deaf. It could have been handled better.

Let’s recommit to something old-fashioned but essential: slow, careful, ethical journalism. The kind that still believes the truth is worth the wait.

Proposition 50, the 'Election Rigging Response Act', is not a perfect solution, but it is a necessary one.

On Monday, October 13, 2025, we honor the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous peoples across this land.

If this show is to move forward, it must do more than "bring a light." It must share the mic, the budget, and the opportunity with the people who actually live...

This Labor Day, we honor workers and celebrate the strength and diversity of our nation’s workforce.

Packed with exclusive stories, seasonal features, and insightful reads, this edition is one you won’t want to miss.

As we reach the six-month mark since the devastating Eaton fire, it's natural for the survivors, their families, first responders, and the entire community to...

As part of its deepening commitment to the foothill communities it serves, the award-winning Colorado Boulevard has launched a dedicated section focused...

Five months after the devastating Eaton fire, the scars left on both the landscape and the community were still evident, though signs of recovery were beginning...

There’s a popular narrative that Pope Francis is a progressive, a revolutionary within the Catholic Church who has upended centuries of tradition with liberal...

The alliance between the City of Alhambra and the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce continues. We guess that old habits just refuse to die. Likely because even as...