By Sean McMorris

Article IV, Section 404 of the Pasadena City Charter states that vacated City Council seats SHALL be filled by appointment agreed upon by a majority of the...

“Negro”, “PO-Lice”, “rendition them”, and “The Gays” all have been used in San Gabriel County Water District Vice President Eric Chan’s...

Public records show that since at least 2011 San Gabriel City Hall has been providing an annual subsidy of $31,680 to the San Gabriel Chamber of Commerce...

In a time of crisis, City priorities change—or at least they should change. By Sean McMorris I guess some nonessential things are untouchable, even during a...

The Los Angeles County Registrar has certified the March 3, 2020 election results. For the city of Monterey Park City Council election, Yvonne Yiu won the...

For the first time, most Californians got up to 11 days to vote at the polls in the March 2020 primaries. By Sean McMorris Californians have also had the option...

San Gabriel City Councilwoman Julie Costanzo is up for re-election this year. She has been on the City Council for 17 years and is a Sales Director for the...

WE INVESTIGATE There are four candidates for Pasadena Mayor on the March 3, 2020 ballot. In addition to incumbent Terry Tornek, they are Major Williams, Jason...

WE INVESTIGATE John Harrington, who has served two terms on the San Gabriel City Council, is up for reelection this March. By Sean McMorris A review of...

WE INVESTIGATE How candidates fund their campaigns is important because it gives voters insight into the wealth, connections, and loyalties of the candidate. By...

Alhambra tenants, Andreea T. and Sal P., delivered impassioned pleas to the Alhambra City Council at multiple city council meetings in November 2019. They live...

The San Gabriel City Council passed a temporary no-fault eviction moratorium at an emergency City Council meeting at 7:00 am today (Nov. 21, 2019). By Sean...

At the Nov. 19, 2019 San Gabriel City Council meeting, Mayor Jason Pu called for an emergency meeting Thursday morning to vote on a temporary no-fault eviction...

WE INVESTIGATE Lawyers for the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) are recommending the Commission approve a $6,000 fine as part of a settlement...

OPINION You know it’s crocodile tears when you hear city councilmembers say, “I sympathize, but…” By Sean McMorris Many city councils...

Just after midnight on November 5, The Pasadena City Council unanimously passed a temporary no-fault eviction moratorium. The moratorium will expire on January...