At the corner of Garfield and Commonwealth, The Garfield Center exemplifies the thriving business environment of Alhambra and what draws so many diverse businesses to expand or open right in the heart of Alhambra. Built in 1988, this medical/office condominium hosts a variety of stores and services throughout its three stories.
Ramona Convent Secondary School will host its annual Auction & Gala on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Almansor Court, bringing together students, families, alumnae, and community supporters for an evening dedicated to celebrating education and raising funds for student programs.
The City of Alhambra is proud to announce the launch of free, high-speed public Wi-Fi at all five Alhambra Parks and the Joslyn Center, bridging the digital divide and enhancing…
All three baseball teams have started the season with the Alhambra Moors leading the way once again. The Moors are currently 7-1 with victories over Bosco Tech, Pasadena, Bell Gardens, San Gabriel, Keppel and Schurr (twice). Their only loss came to Almont League rival Montebello.
The Dae-Mun on Main Street is one of Alhambra’s newer Korean barbecue spots, bringing a more focused, polished approach to grilled meats and traditional flavors. The restaurant centers on quality…
The City of Alhambra is excited to bring back the 4th Annual Peeps and Pedals event, welcoming Spring with the Alhambra community. The free festival will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2026 from 9 a.m. through 12:30 p.m. at Alhambra Park.
St. Therese Carmelite School (STCS) participated for the first time in the Catholic Junior High Academic Decathlon on March 7, 2026. Four students represented the school in individual subject competitions: Jonah Choy (sixth grade) in Literature, Sara Hernandez (sixth grade) in Science, Madison Merino (sixth grade) in English, and Nathan Molina (eighth grade) in Math.
Alhambra’s Bagel Exchange was started by Ryan Natividad, who had a background in trading stocks and cryptocurrencies. With the profits he earned from trading, Ryan decided to open a unique…
Xing Fu Tang leans into quality of ingredients first, creating a more refined approach to boba that delivers on both flavor and consistency.
Rooted in Taiwan, the shop centers its experience around freshness. Boba pearls are made throughout the day in an open kitchen, giving customers a front-row look at the process.
Aging is a fact of life and it comes with certain realities. While most of us probably don’t want to picture ourselves eventually needing help with daily activities, Americans turning 65 today have almost a 70 percent chance they will need some type of long-term care during their remaining years. As this type of care is not generally covered by private health insurance or Medicare, it’s important to create a strategy to help protect yourself and your family from the financial and emotional impact of a possible long-term care event.
