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Chinatown Service Center and Alhambra Chamber Host Fall 2026 Targeted Hiring Event on October 23
Job seekers and employers are invited to the Fall 2026 Targeted Hiring Event on Friday, October 23, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Alhambra Library’s Reese Hall, located at 101 S 1st St and hosted by Chinatown Service Center and the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce.
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New Starbucks Coming to South Raymond Avenue on September 17
A new Starbucks is coming to Alhambra, with a grand opening set for September 17 at 127 S. Raymond Ave. Located near the bustling Alhambra Costco, the new location will give busy residents and visitors another spot to grab coffee and snacks while out shopping. The opening will also bring new jobs to the community,…
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Jersey Mike’s Replaces GameStop on Main St
A new Jersey Mike’s Subs is planned for Main Street in Alhambra, taking over the space formerly occupied by GameStop at 333 E. Main St. Work is underway at the site, where Jersey Mike’s signage has gone up, and the company has officially listed the Alhambra restaurant on its website as “Coming Soon!”
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Building Community Aesthetics: Chinatown Service Center Unveils Alhambra-Themed Mural
CSC Health hosted a mural unveiling on Saturday, August 8, 2026, at its medical center at 726 E. Main Street, Alhambra. Renowned muralist Kerne Erickson painted the project and resulted in a large-scale mural depicting the history of Alhambra on the exterior wall on Cordova Street, adding a rich artistic touch to the local streetscape.
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Eco News from The Alhambra
The Alhambra has earned the 2026 ENERGY STAR Certification with a score of 91, improving on its 2025 score of 90. The certification recognizes the building’s outstanding energy performance, with a score of 91 indicating it is more energy efficient than 91 percent of comparable properties nationwide. On average, ENERGY STAR certified buildings produce 35…
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New Data Reveals Alhambra as a Top Retail Hub in the U.S.
While shoppers across the San Gabriel Valley already know Alhambra as a retail destination, new data from Placer.ai shows just how busy the city’s shopping centers are.
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New Alhambra Raising Cane’s Draws 3 AM Crowd for Grand Opening Celebration
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…
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Alhambra Business Spotlight: Fried Music
At 7 N 3rd St, Fried Music is dedicated to helping musicians of all ages refine their skills and reach their full potential, specializing in classical music training. Fried Music helps students just beginning their musical journey to those preparing for advanced performances, tailoring instruction to meet students at their level and drive them to…
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The Basic Pillars of an Effective Marketing Plan – April BizBoost Webinar with Pasadena Chamber
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with fellow San Gabriel Valley Chambers and the Small Business Development Center and Women’s Business Center at PCC, hosts the April BizBoost webinar titled The Basic Pillars of an Effective Marketing Plan on Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 4pm via Zoom.
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The Garfield Center at 320-330 S Garfield: In the Center of it All
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.
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Eco News from The Alhambra
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has awarded The Alhambra a performance score of 70, LEED Gold, the fourth LEED-EB (Existing Building) certification for the property. LEED certification identifies The Alhambra Community as a showcase example of sustainability and demonstrates leadership in transforming the building industry with a commitment to building a healthy, sustainable future. …
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UFC Gym Celebrates Grand Opening in Alhambra
On January 31, UFC Gym celebrated the grand opening and ribbon cutting of their newest Alhambra location with the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce, marking the official debut of what has become the most pre-registered UFC Gym in the world. Hundreds of residents came out on opening day, packing the brand new three story gym to…
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Chinatown Service Center Hosts Targeted Hiring Event February 27, 2026
On February 27, 2026, Chinatown Service Center will host a Targeted Hiring Event at 711 W College St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 from 10AM-1PM. This event will feature employers looking to hire, on-site interviews, and a resume workshop.
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Little Dimples Brings Indoor Play to Alhambra
Finding a safe and child friendly play space is difficult for parents in a large metropolitan area. Parks are often not within walking distance, and poor weather conditions can put a damper on outdoor activities. To counter this issue, on December 14, 2025, Sarah Del Rosario opened Little Dimples in Alhambra, giving parents a fun…
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Alhambra Valley Bowl Reopens After Two Year Closure
On Sunday, the San Gabriel bowling community rejoiced together at the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the Alhambra Valley Bowl, the only bowling center in all of Alhambra. At 10AM on November 30th, a large crowd of excited bowlers gathered outside the fully renovated bowling alley wrapping all the way around the building to…
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Alhambra Realtor Perspective: Crypto in Real Estate
Crypto currency is a relatively new concept that in most cases baffles people. Elon Musk joked when he hosted Saturday Night Live on May 8, 2021 that even he did not really understand it. Whether crypto currencies will be the new medium of exchange or not remains to be seen. But as skepticism toward traditional…
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Mama Lu’s Dumpling House Expands to Alhambra
Reporter: William Henderson Dumpling lovers, rejoice: there’s a new Mama Lu’s Dumpling House location in Alhambra as of Friday, August 1. For years, Alhambra residents have traveled to either Pasadena or Monterey Park for tasty xiao long bao and noodle dishes. Now they can enjoy the delicious dumplings and Chinese food right in their own…
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In-N-Out Makes Progress in Renovations
Long lines of cars wrapping around the corner of Garfield and Atlantic Blvd are a familiar sight outside of Alhambra’s only In-N-Out. The waiting time for these famous burgers, fries, and shakes will hopefully be alleviated when the restaurant’s current renovation and parking lot expansion are complete. A new sight will be their iconic crossed…
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Starbucks Puts Finishing Touches on Renovations
Whether you’re sipping a sweet frappuccino or a bold black coffee, Starbucks has long been a staple coffeehouse serving the city of Alhambra. After considering the steady demand for both coffee and convenience, Starbucks decided to open a new drive-thru location this winter.
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San Marino Orthodontics Celebrates 70 Years of Chamber Membership
This month, San Marino Orthodontics celebrates a remarkable milestone: 70 years of membership in the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce, a testament to the lasting impact of its founder, Dr. Annie Chin Siu D.D.S. After graduating from UC San Francisco as the only woman in her dental class, Dr. Siu moved to Alhambra to open her…
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Downtown Alhambra Launches “Best of Downtown” Campaign
Downtown Alhambra is kicking off a new way to celebrate the businesses that make our city special. Beginning September 2nd, the Downtown Alhambra Business Association invites the community to take part in the first-ever “Best of Downtown Alhambra” Spotlight.
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The Future of the Past: Alhambra’s Final Historic Preservation Ordinance Vote on Aug. 25, 2025
On August 25, 2025, Alhambra’s City Council will hold a public hearing on the Historic Preservation Ordinance for final approval and adoption. If adopted, this ordinance, created by the City and the Historic Resources Group, will establish a formal process for identifying and reviewing historically significant commercial properties in the city.
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The Wild Whisk Takes Desserts to New Frontiers
What started as a childhood hobby has blossomed into one of Alhambra’s most exciting new bakeries: The Wild Whisk, a sweet labor of love from Tracy Yen and her husband, Francisco Angel.
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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 something no one else could. As the eldest of four siblings, she faced the weight of responsibility early on, dropping out of school after middle…
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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 feel like an overwhelming task, especially for young adults who are transitioning to independence. “How long can kids stay on their parents’ insurance?” can be…
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Real Estate Absorption Rates and Alhambra
Absorption rates in real estate are calculations which measure the rate at which available homes are sold in a specific market during a given period. It is a method to analyze market activity by determining how quickly properties are being purchased. The basic calculation is to divide the number of properties sold during a given…
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What I’ve Learned Working With Alhambra Businesses
By Jonathan Gutierrez, Owner of Turning Point Digital Hello there, Alhambra! My name is Jonathan Gutierrez and I have the honor of serving as secretary on the Board of Directors for the Downtown Alhambra Business Association (DABA), the chair for the Ambassadors Committee for the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce (ACC), and I own & operate…
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Orange County’s Favorite Vietnamese Coffee, Da Vien, is Coming to Alhambra
Drive by Da Vien in Westminster or Garden Grove and you might see lines out the door. Da Vien is famous for its specialty Vietnamese coffee, which is traditionally brewed using a phin filter and sweetened with condensed milk. The result is a strong, sugary coffee that’s growing in popularity in Los Angeles thanks to…
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Alhambra Delegation Visits Kirishima, Japan
By Ivan Posey, Co-Chair of the Alhambra Chamber’s International Business Committee Earlier this year, members of The Alhambra Chamber of Commerce’s International BusinessCommittee, Including co-chairs Christopher Teng Balmaseda and Leech Tishman’sIvan Posey (Partner, Intellectual Property), along with Theodore Roper (Partner,Corporate), and LaVonne D. Lawson (Counsel, Corporate, Trusts & Estates, Tax), andparalegal Sheree Lee, visited Kirishima,…
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Kawaii Klaws Brings Nostalgic Family Fun to Alhambra
Kawaii Klaws, a vibrant arcade-style claw machine experience, is capturing hearts across Southern California — and now, it’s made a home in Alhambra thanks to local couple Adam and Tracy Varnes. With locations sprouting up beyond Southern California, including in states like Texas, Kawaii Klaws is quickly becoming a go-to destination for families, teens, and…
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Making Your Home Feel Larger
“Reality is merely an illusion, although a very persistent one.” — Anonymous The subtle difference between reality and an illusion can be a component of your home. You can create an illusion of space in your home even though you have not increased the absolute square footage by one square inch. Magic…. nope, just an illusion. Or…
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Why Are Auto Insurance Rates Going Up?
Everything seems to be getting more expensive lately, and auto insurance is no exception. According to Forbes Advisor, the cost of auto insurance went up more than 17% from July of 2022 to July of 2023. Here are some reasons why auto insurance rates are going up, along with what you can do to help manage…
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Downtown Alhambra Announces May And June Main Street Markets
The Downtown Alhambra Business Association is excited to announce the upcoming May and June Alhambra Main Street Markets, featuring fun and engaging themes for all ages! Mark your calendars for an out-of-this-world event on Sunday, May 4, 2025, and a totally tubular party on Sunday, June 1, 2025. This May, the Main Street Market will…
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COLUMN: Downtown Alhambra Welcomes New Energy with Exciting Openings and Upgrades
By Jimmy Tram, Vice President of the Downtown Alhambra Business District Association and Co-Founder of SoCal Group at eXp Realty, a Real Estate Company. Downtown Alhambra is buzzing with new businesses, fresh energy, and exciting updates that continue to shape our city’s future. One of the most notable recent upgrades is at Regal Edwards Alhambra…
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Letter to the Alhambra Historic Preservation Commission
The Alhambra Chamber of Commerce is a partner to businesses, the city, and the community to create an environment where businesses have the greatest chance to succeed while enriching the community as a whole. The Chamber recently took up the issue of historic preservation of structures in the city, as the City has been working…
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COLUMN: Discover What’s New in Downtown Alhambra
Hello, Alhambra! My name is Allison Mayrena, and it’s my privilege to serve as the President of the Downtown Alhambra Business District Association and owner of Vita Cane Alhambra, located at 9 W. Main St. I’ve always believed in the power of community and the importance of supporting our local businesses, which is why I’m…
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A Day in the Life of Alhambra Chamber CEO John Bwarie
Juggling 8 to 12 meetings on an average day, Alhambra Chamber CEO John Bwarie gives us a glimpse of his schedule and how he gets so much done in a day. 6 AM: Alarm buzzes and the (hectic!) morning routine starts at home. Breakfast – This morning John Bwarie cooked up bagels and eggs (not…
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From Homeless to Hot Pink Icon, Meet Alhambra’s Exterminator “She-ro” Kat Herrera
It’s impossible to miss Kat Herrera in the field with her hot pink hair and matching hot pink Doc Martens — her battle uniform against the various pests plaguing Los Angeles homes. Her work truck, “The Beast,” is wrapped in the same pink. A single mom to two sons, Herrera has gone through hell and…
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Why Arrowhead Talent Acquisition Founder Lauren Shaw Turned in Blueprints for Business Plans
Lauren Shaw spent nearly thirty years enjoying a secure, high-paying engineering job and enjoying any hobby that came to mind — scuba diving, racing, whatever fun thing he wanted to do next — until he got the opportunity to work with Amazon in logistics and delivery. He quit his job to start Arrowhead Logistics Company…
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Casualty, Disaster & Theft Loss
The Eaton & Palisades fires affected almost everybody in Los Angeles County, either waking up in the morning to smoke and ash or finding out that their home is gone or has severe smoke damage. All of Los Angeles County was declared a Presidential Disaster Area on January 8, 2025. When an area is declared…
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State Farm is Here to Help California Customers Impacted by Wildfires
Our hearts and thoughts go out to the people and communities affected by these fires. We are focused on our customers and helping them recover from the largest fire event we have ever experienced in the state. Keeping our promise to customers Our claims force is the largest in the industry and we are bringing the full…
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SBA Opens Business Recovery Center in West Hollywood
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) opened a third Business Recovery Center (BRC) in Los Angeles County to assist small businesses, private nonprofit (PNP) organizations, and residents who sustained economic losses and physical damages from the wildfires and straight-line winds that began Jan. 7. “Due to the severe property damage and economic losses inflicted on California businesses, we want…
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SBA Offers Financial Relief to Los Angeles County Businesses and Residents Impacted by Devastating Wildfires
Today, SBA Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman announced that low-interest federal disaster loans are now available to Southern California businesses, homeowners, renters and private nonprofit (PNP) organizations following President Joe Biden’s major disaster declaration. The declaration covers Los Angeles and the contiguous counties of Kern, Orange, San Bernardino, and Ventura due to wildfires and straight-line winds…
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Main Street Market Kicks Off New Monthly Artisan Flea Market in Alhambra
The new Main Street Market, a monthly artisan, craft, and flea market, kicked off 2025 with a grand opening and ribbon cutting on Sunday, January 6. Over a dozen vendors showcased their goods, including booths with handbags, crochet trinkets, jewelry, tarot readings, and more. Many vendors are small businesses local to Alhambra. The vendors were…
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Nucleus Shines Light on Illustrated Art
If you’re walking down Main St. on a Saturday evening, you might see lines on the sidewalk of people waiting for tables at a Korean barbecue restaurant or outside the movie theater, but it might also be for Nucleus, an art gallery that’s been a downtown attraction since 2004. Nucleus was founded by Ben Zhu,…
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Ohsweetea Brings A Refreshing Take on Boba to SGV
Florence Hui is bringing a new, refreshing take on boba to the San Gabriel Valley. There’s no shortage of boba here, even specialty boba shops each with a unique lineup of drinks, but Ohsweetea wants to stand out with its cold-pressed juices. “For us, all of our drinks are cold-pressed, fresh juices and imported tea…
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Seen Health Offers Culturally Sensitive Senior Care in Alhambra
Twin brothers Xing and Yang Su don’t just want their own grandparents to have quality health care, they want it for every senior. “We were raised by our grandparents for about nine years of our lives and they were — and still are — some of the most important people in our lives,” Xing said.…
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Hop, Skip, Jump, and Play at Little Dimples Playground
Sarah Del Rosario opened Little Dimples Playground in Montebello with nothing more than a dream and funds from selling her house. Starting a new business is always a gamble, but hers paid off. Now, Little Dimples has been so successful that she’s launching a second location in Alhambra, slated to open its doors later this…
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What is Rental Car Coverage and How Does It Work?
It’s usually a standard question at a rental car company counter: “Do you need rental car insurance?” Considering the rental car company has insurance on their car, you have insurance on your personal car and you may also have rental coverage available through your credit card, what should you do? This type of “insurance,” technically…
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2025 Tax Dates
Here’s some information to start off the New Year. The dates below are accurate as of writing this article. Some of these dates may change, check IRS.gov or FTB.ca.gov for any updated dates. January 15 – Final 2024 estimated payment due for both Federal and State, if paying estimated individual payments. January 20 – The…
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Accessible Housing Grows in Alhambra Thanks to Related California
If you’ve driven down Chapel Avenue recently, you might’ve passed Lantern Terrace near the Main St intersection without knowing what it was. The apartment complex, a 44-unit building with studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units, is Alhambra’s newest affordable housing project. There are other affordable housing apartments in the city, and more in development. Lantern…
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New Development Groups Bring More Housing to Alhambra
When you think of real estate development, it’s easy to imagine huge development companies building high-rise towers and million-dollar properties, but it can sometimes be a small family business instead. Along with Related California, Irvine-based Foundwell Development Group and Monterey Park-based Longo Realty have their eyes on Alhambra for new housing development projects. Before starting…
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The Trick to Retiring Early? Financial Literacy
Financial literacy is the most important thing they don’t teach you about in school — until now. California recently passed a bill requiring all high schools to offer a personal finance course by the 2027-2028 school year. By 2030, taking this course will become a graduation requirement. Credit card debt is on the rise, according…
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Make Memories Instead of Waste
The holiday season is a time for joy, togetherness and giving. It’s also a season with more shopping and waste, putting pressure on family budgets and recycling and trash carts. With a bit of creativity, you can make your holidays better for your wallet and the planet. Here are some ideas for reducing waste while…
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Third Places on the Rise in Alhambra
When you’re not at work or home, where do you go? That’s the question third places are trying to answer. The term “third places” was coined by sociologist Ray Oldenburg, who said that they encourage civic engagement and promote a sense of belonging in one’s community. These are places like churches, cafes, bars, parks, boba…
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Chamber View: Greeting the Season with Great Expectations
It’s the most wonderful time of the year if YOU make it so! For many of our community members, the gift giving season is a time to express what others mean in our lives. It’s time to wrap up small tokens of gratitude, large gestures of affection or respect, and finding the perfect gift to…
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Taxpayers Advocate
The Taxpayer Advocate Service is an independent organization within the IRS. Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) protects taxpayers’ rights by striving to ensure that all taxpayers are treated fairly and know and understand their rights under the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. Here’s what all taxpayers should know about their rights and the role of the Taxpayer Advocate Service.…
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How is Car Insurance Calculated?
How do car insurance companies determine rates? Car insurance rates are generally determined by assessing the amount of risk being insured by the policy. Risk is calculated by using the probability of a particular event occurring and the potential impact of that event. Probability – This refers to the likelihood of a specific event happening based on historical data.Impact – This refers to…
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Alhambra Sky Zone is Number One in the Country
When Greg Olbrich and Mohammed Zia opened a Sky Zone trampoline park in Alhambra earlier this year, they didn’t expect to become the top Sky Zone in the country in less than a year. Sky Zone embraced its role as a true attraction for locals and visitors alike, and they have grounded their business in…
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Celebrating 70 Years of Tom’s Uniforms in Alhambra
Tom’s Uniforms is a landmark business in Alhambra, having served the San Gabriel Valley since 1954. It has clothed generations of families from Alhambra and all across SGV as it was passed down through the Shulman family. For 70 years, Tom’s has provided professional uniforms ranging from Fire, EMS, Medical, Law Enforcement, and Security, as…
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Michelin-recognized Sichuan Impression is Our Restaurant of the Year
Sichuan Impression excels in Sichuan cuisine, and its impressive menu has been recognized by Michelin and the LA Times. In fact, this year, it was included on the Michelin Guide for the fifth consecutive year. It stands out even against the rich cultural backdrop in the San Gabriel Valley, which has earned it the title…
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Starbucks Fuels Corporate Citizenship in Alhambra
Starbucks is a global brand, but holds a special place in the Alhambra community. With two locations in Alhambra, it has been a key supporter of community initiatives and programs that make our city a better place to live, work, and play. From taking a leadership role in the Lunar New Year Celebration Passport program…
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Meet The Family Business Behind Auto Row: New Century Autos
At the Alhambra Chamber’s 2024 President’s Awards, New Century Autos was recognized with the Community Investment Award thanks to its continued investment in the Alhambra community. This year, New Century Autos broke ground on a new Mazda dealership in Alhambra’s Auto Row and updated the existing New Century BMW. As the Title Sponsor for the…
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Nucleus Gallery Sets the Example in Business Marketing
At the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 President’s Awards, Nucleus Gallery was honored with the “Best in Marketing” title. Nucleus Gallery is one of LA’s only art galleries devoted to showcasing illustration, animation, and entertainment artworks. With its storefront in Alhambra, Nucleus Gallery is a neighborhood gem and excels in its digital marketing efforts. We…
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Happy Humble Hub’s Grand Opening Brings Dozens of Small Businesses to Alhambra
Happy Humble Hub, located at 117 East Main Street, is opening its doors today, giving dozens of small businesses a marketplace to showcase their products in Alhambra. Founded by Huong Thai and Wendy Yu, Happy Humble Hub is open Fridays from 4 pm to 10 pm; Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm and 5pm…
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What You’re Missing About Their Kitchens and Careers: Five Restaurant Owners Share Their Passion
Aloha Food FactoryCassandra and Aaron Liu Q: What’s the story behind your restaurant opening?We got into the restaurant business because my fiance, Aaron, has a passion for home cooking and expresses his love for people with his culinary adventures. I (Cassandra) have a history of working in both fine dining and live entertainment (Chinese lion…
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Alhambra: You Deserve A Break Today
By Gary Frueholz, Engel & Voelkers Real Estate “You deserve a break today” is one of the most successful and profitable slogans in the history of advertising. The catchphrase captured the notion of mothers being given a day off from cooking in appreciation of their everyday hard work. The genius marketing campaign was developed by…
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Michelin Guide 2024 Drives Locals to Enjoy World-Class Alhambra Eateries
How far would you drive for good food? In Alhambra, we have world-class restaurants only minutes away. Alhambra has six restaurants currently on the Michelin Guide, spanning from a dim sum parlor to a Malaysian cafe, and many more that were recognized in previous years. The Michelin Guide originated as a way to get people…
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Cricket Party Services Brings the Party to You
When Juan and Julio Colis were young, their father had a stroke. His left side was paralyzed and he would get tremors that would only calm down when he heard the sound of a cricket chirping. The name “Cricket Party Services” is their way of paying homage to their dad, who still had the heart…
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Reach Media Says: Go Big on Social Media
Move over, Yelp. Instagram is where younger generations are finding new businesses and deciding where to eat, shop, and hang out today. Vertical video has taken over the screens of young adults. From TikTok to Instagram Reels to Youtube Shorts, the short-form videos — which usually start with a panned shot of the business interior,…
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Life Insurance at Every Age
By Regina Talbot, Talbot Insurance Agency If you’re wondering when to get life insurance, there’s no better time than today. Let’s take a look at how your life insurance needs may differ by age. Life insurance is a key component of your personal financial plan, which means it should grow with you. You may start…
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Summer Energy Savings Programs to Manage Your Bill
The heat is on, and customers in most of Southern California Edison’s service area are contending with soaring summer temperatures . As temperatures increase, so does the use of air conditioners and costlier electric bills. Here are some energy conservation programs and tips to help you manage summer bills: Tips to Save Energy and Money…
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How Does a Home Insurance Deductible Work?
As you begin looking for a homeowners, condo, or renters insurance policy to help protect your investment, knowing your choices for the deductible is important.
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Tax Tips: Newlyweds Tax Checklist
Summer wedding season has arrived, and newlyweds can make their tax filing easier by doing a few things now.
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Affordable Updates to Your Home
There are cost-effective ways to enhance and update your home. Typically, I encounter these issues when helping prepare a client’s home for sale. But these improvements can be performed anytime to increase the livability and enjoyment of your home.
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How Does the San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District Help Alhambra?
By Mark Paulson, President, Board of Directors, Division I – Alhambra, San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District I’ve served on the board of directors for the San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District since 2007, representing the northern section of Alhambra. Dr. Steven Placido was elected to our board in 2016 to represent the southern section…
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TNT Mailboxes & Shipping Wants Alhambra to be the Core of Mailing Services in San Gabriel Valley
With I-10 to the south and the 110 to the north, Alhambra is primed for both local and interstate travel. That’s exactly why Tony Lau opened TNT Mailboxes & Shipping in Alhambra with the goal of becoming an essential node in the mailing network in the San Gabriel Valley. TNT, which stands for “Tony and…
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Chamber View: Summer is a Season of Change in Alhambra
By John Bwarie, CEO at the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce This summer, change is coming to Alhambra, and our community is better for it. We continue to see new businesses choosing Alhambra as their home. And as you find new places to shop and support, whether at the new Happy Humble Hub that is helping…