Editorials

East Pasadena’s mid-century charm, human-scale buildings, and quiet residential streets have long been its greatest strength, a place where families raise...

In the past three months, parents have exchanged insults, denounced biased trustees, unearthed long-abandoned civil rights offenses and criticized each...

It takes a particular kind of vanity to look at an AI-generated image of yourself styled as Jesus Christ and, instead of recoiling, argue about the 'job title'...

Cleaner energy, lower bills, and more resilient campuses are within reach for PUSD.

A policy meant to make housing more affordable in Alhambra could end up doing the opposite, unless the City gets the details right.

The City’s zoning plan and housing element are based on objective standards of feasibility with respect to the environment, health, and safety. Going beyond...

The 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics represent a monumental event for California, one that will draw millions of visitors, span multiple venues, and demand...

The Marshall PTSA hosted a town hall last night to discuss the District’s consolidation process. Trustee Scott Harden attended the town hall. Below is the...

As PUSD finally comes around to making the tough decisions about school closures, after decades of lower birthrates and the financial challenges that accompany...

Senator Pérez and Assemblymember Harabedian, you represent communities that care deeply about both housing access and historic preservation. Your support for...

The district’s current approach raises a fundamental question about its priorities, and whether demonstrated student outcomes are being given the weight they...

Every March 15, Armenian communities across the United States, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East gather for ceremonies, lectures, monument unveilings,...

Pasadena residents may have noticed something unusual on their calendars: a special City Council meeting scheduled for Saturday, March 7, 2026, at 8:30 am, with...

America is a nation of staggering contrasts. Nearly two‑thirds of our people live paycheck to paycheck, juggling rent, groceries, medical bills, and...

The proposed electric rate increases by Pasadena Water and Power (PWP)—a phased hike averaging 7% three times over the next year, culminating in a cumulative...

Flush with more than $850 million in unallocated Measure R Facilities Bond funding, the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) is weighing options for campus...