Don’t Let a Rainy Year Fool You — Water Conservation Still Matters
With Earth Day approaching and sustainability on everyone’s mind, it’s a good time to talk about one of our most precious natural resources — water. After a wet winter last…
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Ramona Convent Students Host Advanced Placement (AP) Workshop for School Community
A recent school assembly at Ramona Convent Secondary School focused on AP Research, a course in the AP Capstone Program. Ramona Convent is one of only four Catholic high schools…
Try Optometrist Harlan Snyder: You’ll See
On October 29, 1929, the very day that the stock market crashed, Optometrist Dr. George Morrison opened an optometry office in Alhambra. From that day until today, the business has…
Local Sports News from AUSD High Schools
Basketball Four AUSD High School teams made it to the CIF-SS Basketball Playoffs. All three boys teams and one girls team played their first round games on February 12 and…
Restaurant of the Week (02/24-03/02): Xing Xing Pasta
Located inside 99 Ranch Market in Alhambra, right across from the cash registers, Xing Xing Pasta is a small, family-run stall known for its handmade buns and dumplings. Every item…
New All-Inclusive Playgrounds Open at Alhambra and Granada Parks
View this post on Instagram A post shared by City of Alhambra (@cityofalhambra) The new all-inclusive playgrounds at Alhambra Park and Granada Park are now open! Thanks to Measure A…
Carnegie Foundation designates Cal State LA as a research institution with high spending and doctorate production
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has designated Cal State LA as a Research 2 (R2) institution in its 2025 Research Activity Designations, as published on Thursday, Feb….
Alhambra High School Wins Back-to-Back LA County Academic Decathlon Titles
Alhambra High School’s Academic Decathlon team has once again proven itself as a powerhouse, securing the Los Angeles County championship for the second year in a row. With an impressive…
Restaurant of the Week (02/17-02/23): Lee’s Sandwiches
Lee’s Sandwiches, a well-known name in Vietnamese-American cuisine, traces its roots back to 1980 when founder Chieu Le arrived in San Jose. As he adapted to life in America, Chieu…
Healing Together: How Group Therapy Helps Los Angeles Wildfire Survivors Rebuild Their Lives
Content provided by Pelican Cove Counseling Center. Written by Natalie McDaniel and Natalie Beltran. When people experience a shared trauma, such as the recent fires in the Pacific Palisades and…