Saidy Salas Bridges Beauty and Comfort at Eyes for Beautys
When Saidy Salas first graduated from business school at East Los Angeles College in 2011, she thought she was on a practical path. But her heart pulled her in a…
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Meet Cynthia Wu, Alhambra’s Tax Law Expert Making an Impact
Cynthia Wu always knew she wanted something more. The biggest question in her life has always been how she could set herself apart and succeed — she wanted to do…
It’s Hot Ghibli Summer at Regal Alhambra. Plus, Five Blockbusters to Watch Out For
The sun is shining and Regal’s Studio Ghibli Fest is back for 2025, so you know what that means. It’s hot Ghibli summer! Throughout the summer, Regal theaters nationwide are…
How Long Can Kids Stay on Parent’s Insurance?
Shifting the insurance responsibility to young adults is a significant milestone. Learn when a child can transition from their parent’s insurance to their own. Exploring the world of insurance can…
How Alejandro Lopez is Carrying on His Father’s Legacy of Expanding Access to Higher Ed
The Chicano/a Latino/a Educational Foundation (CLEF) was Alejandro Lopez’s father’s dream, created to help disadvantaged students get resources and support to pursue higher education. His dad, Boris Lopez, started CLEF…
Why Working Out as a Teen Matters
For teens, summer means freedom, but it also means irregular sleep patterns, boredom, disrupted eating habits, and increased screen time without the routine of school. All of that contributes to…
AUSD Seniors Celebrate over Three Days at ELAC
By Natalie Tee Gaither Alhambra Unified School District graduation ceremonies returned to East Los Angeles College for 2025. Over three days (May 29, 30, and 31), AUSD families, friends, and…
AUSD Celebrates First Cohort of Communications Interns
The inaugural AUSD Communications Interns (ACI) were honored at a recent Board of Education meeting, where each student received a certificate of recognition for their contributions to district storytelling. The…
Local Teen Cancer Survivor to Hold Panda Express Fundraiser for Girl Scout Project, a Book About Financial Literacy
For her Girl Scout Gold Award Project, Keira Chang self-published a children’s book teaching personal finance concepts to kids aged 5 to 8, inspired by her experience as a childhood…
Mark Keppel Student Turns Cancer Battle Into Mission to Help Others
At just 17, Keira Chang has already lived through more than most people do in a lifetime — and emerged as a passionate changemaker for her generation. A junior at…