BBQ Chicken in Alhambra brings Korean-style fried chicken to another level, combining a light, ultra-crispy batter with bold, flavorful sauces. The franchise, short for “Best of the Best Quality,” has…
With their new location on the corner of Main Street and Granada Ave, Mama Lu’s Dumpling House has made it even easier for Alhambra dumpling lovers to get affordable and delicious meals in their city. They’ve moved to Alhambra with the same consistently mouth-watering food that they have been known to serve all over the San Gabriel Valley.
On October 27, 2025, the Alhambra Chamber presented gifts from the Mayor of our sister city – Kirishima, Japan – to the Alhambra City Council. The Chamber sent a delegation in Spring 2025 to continue to develop relationships to bring business and investment to the City.
On East Hellman Avenue, Pho Ever brings Vietnamese comfort food to life with deep, flavorful broth and a menu built on care and tradition. The family-run restaurant has earned a loyal following for its balance of warmth, freshness, and consistency that shows in every bowl.
The Alhambra Post Office, located at 10 W Bay State St., Alhambra CA 91802, hosted a ceremony on Friday, October 24, honoring 17 Letter Carriers who earned the prestigious National Safety Council Million Mile Award.
On Wednesday October 22, the City of Alhambra will be holding a community meeting to discuss their upcoming Burke Heritage Park and Marengo Yard Stormwater Project. Community members can join to learn about the plans for Alhambra’s newest park and how this project will help improve local water quality, reduce flooding, and expand green space.
On Saturday, October 18 at 10:00 a.m., Fremont Elementary School will host a community mural painting event led by professional artists from Studio Tutto, where students, families, and local residents will work side-by-side to create a vibrant, multicultural mural celebrating Fremont’s rich diversity.
The City of Alhambra is pleased to announce the Alhambra Community Center Groundbreaking Ceremony on Monday, October 20, from 4 to 5 PM at the project site (612 W. Shorb St.). The project is made possible by $25 million in state funding, secured through the advocacy of Senator Susan Rubio and Assemblymember Mike Fong.
Southern California’s past takes center stage Saturday, Oct. 18, at the 20th-annual Los Angeles Archives Bazaar, a free public celebration of the region’s history. The event will feature exhibits from 80 local and regional collections, along with practical workshops and exclusive presentations by archivists, filmmakers, and preservationists.
Millions of people live and work in earthquake-prone regions of the United States. A major earthquake could cause unprecedented devastation for one of these regions but also affect the economy…
