On July 27, Mayor Jeff Maloney hosted a special ceremony in Alhambra to officially sign a sister city agreement with Kirishima, formalizing a friendship between the two communities. Sister city relationships are official partnerships between communities in different countries that encourage cultural, educational, civic, and economic exchanges, creating opportunities for residents and local businesses to build connections across borders. The agreement marks a new opportunity for Alhambra and Kirishima to strengthen their relationship through cultural exchange, economic development, and community engagement.

The Alhambra Police Department is pleased to  announce the return of National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4, from 6 p.m. to 8  p.m. in front of the Alhambra Police Headquarters, located at 211 S. First Street.

This weekend, crowds lined the streets of Alhambra to experience the long-awaited collaboration between Alhambra favorite Sam Woo BBQ and Chef Roy Choi’s globally recognized Kogi BBQ. Guests eagerly waited to try two limited-edition fusion creations available only during the two-day event: Roast Duck Kimchi Tacos and Char Siu Blackjack Quesadillas.

Early Monday morning on June 22, starting at 3 AM, Alhambra residents and visitors lined up at 146 S. Palm Ave for their “One Love” — fried chicken from Raising Cane’s. With its new location near the intersection of S. Palm Ave and W. Commonwealth Ave, the Raising Cane’s team is committed to continuing to bring the quality the brand has become known for to the city.