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Radicals don’t actually dominate academia. Most professors are just esoteric nerds.
7+ hour, 42+ min ago (702+ words) Over the past few decades, trust in academia and higher education has been on a steady decline. Public sentiment about academia seems to only grow more hostile, as the institution’s image is tarnished by accusations of propagating radical ideologies while…...
Endorsement: No on Proposition 40’s reckless wealth tax
16+ hour, 35+ min ago (350+ words) Taxation is theft, libertarian thinkers have long asserted, and Proposition 40 on the November ballot contains nothing that proves them wrong. The measure known as the Billionaire Tax Act would amend the state constitution to override existing limits on taxing and…...
Endorsement: No on Measure PFD, Pasadena’s newest parcel tax
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (383+ words) Voters in Pasadena have approved several special taxes to benefit the community in recent years. In November 2022, Measure L was voted in, through which citizens renewed the city’s library special parcel tax for 15 years. It raises roughly $2.8 million annually to…...
Chargers’ Tuli Tuipulotu focused on big season, not big payday
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (564+ words) EL SEGUNDO — Tuli Tuipulotu shrugged Monday when asked about the contract extension that hasn’t materialized. He is in the final season of his four-season rookie contract, which carries a salary cap hit of roughly $6.2 million, which isn’t exactly chump change,…...
‘The Last Eight’ documentary captures frenzied final hours before a Rose Parade float’s debut
1+ week, 2+ day ago (819+ words) On her left triceps, Australian-born filmmaker Bryanna Reynolds sports a pirate ship tattoo. On her right arm, a rose. The pirate ship signifies her fascination with treasure hunts. The rose represents her favorite aunt’s garden. Reynolds’ two loves came together…...
In test of state housing laws, fire-ravaged Altadena is on cusp of a win, or at least a compromise
1+ week, 6+ day ago (742+ words) A state bill exempting Altadena from a key state housing law that promotes denser development is headed to the governor’s desk after the Legislature approved the measure Sunday, Aug. 30. But it’s going there with a key revision that narrowed its…...
Parents shouldn’t trust bureaucrats to manage their kids’ digital lives
3+ week, 1+ day ago (247+ words) Would you trust Washington politicians like Josh Hawley or Elizabeth Warren to be the first ones to decide what your kids can see and do online? The answer is likely “no.” Yet that is what could happen if online age-verification…...
A local Realtor and nonprofit chief team up to move 100 old homes to Altadena — ‘Brick by Brick’
3+ week, 1+ day ago (821+ words) Don’t mess with Erica Warnock and Teresa Fuller. Both Altadenans have enough on their plates post-Eaton fire. But they’re taking more on anyway. Bound by a need to be useful to others, the duo are doing two things at once:…...
Frustrated Altadena leaders decry delays in FEMA funding to offset Edison undergrounding costs
3+ week, 4+ day ago (750+ words) Altadena Town Council members on Tuesday, Aug. 18, voiced concern over the lack of current funding to help offset costs to local homeowners from Southern California Edison’s ongoing utility undergrounding work. At the council’s monthly meeting, Ciara Barnett, a representative of…...
‘Exciting to see faces again’: Pasadena students head back to school
3+ week, 6+ day ago (804+ words) Pasadena Unified School District students returned to campuses Monday, Aug. 17, marking the first day of the 2026-27 school year. Like for districts across the San Gabriel Valley and Whittier areas, the return to classes was a celebration of sorts, complete with…...