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May 5, 2026 by Guest Author
My wife and I are PUSD alumni, teachers, and parents of three Marshall graduates. When I transitioned to teaching as a second career, PUSD’s ongoing budget...
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My wife and I are PUSD alumni, teachers, and parents of three Marshall graduates. When I transitioned to teaching as a second career, PUSD’s ongoing budget...
Communities are not asking for vague assurances. They are asking for straightforward accountability: itemized reports, clear timelines, and full disclosure of...
The furious debate over recent affordable housing developments needs to be refocused around what makes our city special. is a writer, parent, and renter in...
GUEST OPINION This process has been flawed from the start, led by Total School Solutions (TSS), which has presented inconsistent and inaccurate data. Board...
City leaders need to hear that the public supports ambitious climate action. If you visit, live, or work in Alhambra, you have a direct opportunity to provide...
At the center of that debate is a proposed 206,000-square-foot self-storage facility at 540 W. Woodbury Road, backed by Westport Properties. While the project...
A Citizens’ Assembly is a group of residents selected through a lottery-based sortition process. Once assembled, these individuals deliberate together to...
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...
A sudden reversal has reshaped Pasadena’s leadership plans: Mike Futrell has announced he will remain in his current role as city manager of Riverside,...
The California Governor’s race is a confusing...
The dream of AI infrastructure is a tech billionaire hallucination far removed from the reality of what normal people want and need.
With vibrant business districts like Old Pasadena, the South Lake Avenue District, and Playhouse Village, the city already has all the ingredients. What’s...
Alhambra’s elected officials took a class last month in “Media Awareness” called “Making the Media Work for You.” Here’s what they learned, and what...
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'...