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National Family Caregivers Month – Caring for the Caregivers
National Family Caregivers month is observed each November to honor and recognize family caregivers across the country who support aging parents, children, spouses, and other loved ones with disabilities or chronic illnesses. While family caregiving can be a privilege and a rewarding opportunity, caregiving can be a tough job, sometimes thankless and costly.
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“Mr. Alhambra” Dies at 101
Larry Stevens was born in Alhambra on July 10, 1924. He was enrolled in the first Kindergarten class at Marguerita School and attended Alhambra High School, where he graduated in…
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Restaurant of the Week (11/3-11/9) bb.q Chicken Alhambra
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…
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How the Garfield Theater Adapted to Change
In 1924, The Valley Grand Building was completed on the north east corner of Valley and Garfield. It was the first building on the site of what was a wheat field the year before. Like many new buildings today, it featured businesses downstairs with apartments and office spaces on the second floor.
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Restaurant of the Week (10/28-11/2) Mama Lu’s Dumpling House
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…
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Alhambra Student Makes Rose Court History
For the first time in history, an Alhambra resident has been selected to represent her city as part of the Rose Court in the 2026 Rose Parade. Alhambra High School senior Keiko Rakin was selected in late September to join the court, distinguishing herself among Los Angeles’ top high school seniors for her community involvement,…
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Alhambra Chamber Presents Gifts from Sister City Kirishima to City Council
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.
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Restaurant of the Week (10/20-10/27) Pho Ever
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.
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Alhambra Post Office Honors Seventeen Letter Carriers with National Safety Council’s Million Mile Award
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.
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Protect Yourself and Others: The Importance of the Flu Shot
As we enter flu season, it is important to take proactive steps to protect your health and the well-being of those around you. One of the simplest and most effective measures is receiving the annual influenza (flu) vaccine.
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Community Meeting for Burke Heritage Park and Marengo Yard Stormwater Project to Be Held October 22, 2025
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.
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Fremont Elementary to Host Community Mural Painting Event Celebrating Culture, Connection, and Creativity
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.
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City of Alhambra to Break Ground on New Community Center
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.
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Los Angeles Archives Bazaar Comes to Cal State LA as Region’s Premier History Event Turns 20
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.
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International Great ShakeOut Held Today, October 16th
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…
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Restaurant of the Week (10/13-10/19) All That Shabu
All That Shabu on Main Street in Alhambra offers delicious hot pot meals with a customizable experience that makes eating here a delightful group event. Diners start by choosing a…
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Planet Fitness Celebrates Grand Reopening and Ribbon Cutting
On Friday October 3, Planet Fitness in Alhambra celebrated their grand reopening with a ribbon cutting, showcasing a fresh new look and upgraded equipment throughout the gym. The event brought out a large crowd full of members, fitness enthusiasts, and Alhambra neighbors all eager to see the changes and reconnect with their local fitness community.
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Restaurant of the Week (10/06-10/12) Angelo’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
On West Valley Boulevard sits a true Alhambra classic that’s been serving locals for more than sixty years. Angelo’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria first opened in 1962 and has remained…
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Restaurant of the Week (09/29-10/05): Savoy Kitchen
Savoy Kitchen in Alhambra, California, has been a cherished local institution since 1982, renowned for its comforting fusion of Chinese and Western flavors. While the menu offers a diverse array of dishes, it’s the Hainan Chicken Rice that stands out as the restaurant’s signature offering.
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Restaurant of the Week (09/22-09/28): Yang’s Kitchen
Opened in 2019, Yang’s Kitchen has become one of the San Gabriel Valley’s most celebrated restaurants, known for Chinese cooking that emphasizes freshness and ingredient quality. The menu is built on local, sustainable, and organic sourcing whenever possible.
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In Alhambra Court Case, Cardi B Found Not Liable in Civil Assault Trial
On September 2, 2025, rapper Cardi B was found not liable in a civil assault trial at the Alhambra Courthouse after being sued by a security guard for $24M. In February 2018 during a private OB-GYN visit…
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Pokémon Craze Returns: Alhambra Trading Card Fans Wait Hours for Mega Evolutions Box
On Tuesday, September 23, a long line formed in downtown Alhambra on S. Garfield Ave., wrapping all the way around Project CCG into the alley and behind the store as avid Pokémon fans lined up for a release of the new Pokémon Mega Evolutions box…
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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…
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Alhambra Main Street Market Announces New Early Fall Hours
As the seasons change, so does the schedule at the Alhambra Main Street Market! The Downtown Alhambra Business Association is excited to share that the market will now operate under new fall hours: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., starting this October and continuing through the winter season.
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Alhambra Fire and Police Departments to Host Annual Safety Fair
Stay safe, stay prepared! The Alhambra Fire Department and Alhambra Police Department are teaming up to host the annual Safety Fair on Sunday, September 28, 2025, starting at 8 AM at the Alhambra Certified Farmers Market (100 S. 2nd Street).
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City of Alhambra to Host Fiesta Alhambra in Celebration of Latino Heritage Month
The City of Alhambra invites the community to join Fiesta Alhambra on Sunday, September 21, from 9 AM to 1 PM, a vibrant celebration in recognition of Latino Heritage Month. This annual event will be held alongside the Certified Farmers Market in Downtown Alhambra (100 S. Second Street), filling the streets with live music, colorful…
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Three Fields Coffee Becomes a Downtown Mainstay
A short stroll down Main Street will lead you to Three Fields Coffee, a vibrant and bustling cafe that has quickly become a downtown staple for many Alhambra residents.
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Alhambra Chef Wins National Award
Chef William (Bill) Yee is the recipient of the ACF (American Culinary Federation) National Presidential Medallion, its highest award, which he received at their National Convention for exemplarity leadership, industry commitment, and, community service.
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Restaurant of the Week (09/15-09/21): Aloha Food Factory
Aloha Food Factory brings a slice of Hawaii to Alhambra with hearty, homestyle dishes and a welcoming atmosphere. Founded by Betty and Ernie Tom 27 years ago, the restaurant has long been a place where families and friends gather for generous portions and authentic flavors. Co-owner Aaron Luong now helps keep the kitchen running smoothly,…
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Benefit Auction for Saint Therese Carmelite School on October 17th
Saint Therese Carmelite School (STCS), which has lovingly and proudly served the Alhambra community since 1926, will be holding its annual Little Way Dinner and Benefit Auction at Almansor Court, 700 S. Almansor St. on Friday, October 17th at 5:30 pm. The proceeds will go toward the Saint Therese Scholarship Fund, a need-based scholarship program…
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Cal State LA Receives Getty Grant to Process Compton Communicative Arts Academy Archive
Cal State LA has been awarded a $265,000 grant from the Getty Foundation to process the archive of the Compton Communicative Arts Academy (CCAA) Collection as part of the Black Visual Arts Archives initiative. The CCAA archive is…
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Alhambra Advances Plans for a Community Center and Dog Park
Alhambra city representatives have officially responded to residents’ growing desire for more recreational areas. A notice published in January announced the city’s decision to establish a new community center, while officials also finalized a construction contract on a previously approved dog park.
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Alhambra Fire Department to Host Annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
Alhambra, CA — The Alhambra Fire Department will host its annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on Thursday, September 11, 2025 at 9 AM at Fire Station 71 (301 N. 1st Street) to pay tribute to the first responders and civilians who lost their lives during the tragic events of September 11, 2001.
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Restaurant of the Week (09/08-09/14): Phoenix Inn Chinese Cuisine
Phoenix Inn Chinese Cuisine has been serving Alhambra for decades with hearty Cantonese cooking and a warm, familiar atmosphere. The menu ranges from whole fried fish in soy sauce to tender tofu stuffed with pork in black bean, with flavors that highlight tradition and care in every bite.
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Restaurant of the Week (09/01-09/07): Delhi Belly
Delhi Belly brings modern Indian flavors to Alhambra with a menu full of bold spices and inventive dishes. Founder Chef Sagar Gosh, a pioneer of modern Indian cuisine, guides the…
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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…
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Restaurant of the Week (08/25-08/29): Sage Bistro
On Main Street in Alhambra, Sage Bistro offers a menu that blends Asian flavors with Italian and American comfort food, all served in a space that feels both polished and…
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On Wednesdays We Wear Pink: Regal Alhambra & Main Street Market Team Up for Mean Girls Movie Night
The Alhambra Main Street Market is throwing it back to the early 2000s this Sunday, September 7th, and it just got even more fetch. Mean Girls is hitting the big screen for one night only at Regal Alhambra, with a special 7:15pm screening for just $10!
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Cal State LA honors Alhambra resident with Outstanding Professor Award at 2025 University Convocation and Investiture
Rupa Purasinghe, Alhambra resident and professor of civil engineering in the College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology (ECST), was honored for excellence in teaching and outstanding achievements during the Cal State LA 2025 University Convocation and Investiture on Aug. 18. Purasinghe was one of four faculty members to be presented with the Outstanding Professor…
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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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Alhambra Pumpkin Run and Halloween Festival Returns October 26, Benefiting Local Schools
The 12th Annual Alhambra Pumpkin Run and Halloween Festival returns to Downtown Alhambra on Sunday, October 26, presented by Wondries Toyota and the Downtown Alhambra Business Association. This signature community…
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Restaurant of the Week (08/18-08/24): Máncora Peruvian Cuisine
Right on Alhambra’s Main Street, Máncora Peruvian Cuisine is serving up the vibrant flavors of Peru in a warm, family-owned setting. At age 20, Jorge Wong came to the US as a student, working in restaurants while he went to school.
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Free Alhambra Hazardous Waste & E-Waste Collection Event held August 23rd, 2025
This Saturday, August 23rd, Los Angeles County residents can dispose of unwanted household hazardous waste & electronic waste at a free community collection event, presented by L.A. County Public Works and the Sanitation Districts. Residents are encouraged to bring items such as paints, cleaning supplies, pesticides, TVs, laptops, and printers to dispose of.
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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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Restaurant of the Week (08/11-08/17): Palace Burgers
Tucked along Alhambra’s Main Street is a humble little spot that’s been quietly winning hearts and appetites for years: Palace Burgers. This longtime local favorite may look like your average…
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Award-Winning Alhambra Chefs Launch Exclusive New Supper Club
Since moving to Alhambra over two decades ago, award-winning chefs Aricia Alvarado and Hugo Molina have had all hands on deck, working hard to shape Alhambra’s cuisine. After reshaping and running Genovese’s Italian Kitchen since 2018, the chefs are now inviting the community to experience something new: an intimate supper club, debuting August 16th.
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Restaurant of the Week (08/04-08/10): Re:Bakesic Coffee & Bakery
Re:Bakesic is anything but basic—this Asian-inspired café and bakery is redefining tradition with a playful twist.
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New Symphony Brings World-Class Music to the San Gabriel Valley, Founded by Two Alhambra Natives
The San Gabriel Valley has long been known for its cultural richness, but now for the first time, it has a symphony to match. Founded by Alex Deng and Albert Lu, both Alhambra natives, the San Gabriel Valley Symphony was created in response to a deep need long felt across the region – the absence…
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Alhambra Police Department to Host 2025 National Night Out on August 5
The Alhambra Police Department is excited to host this year’s National Night Out celebration on Tuesday, August 5, from 6 PM to 8:30 PM—and this year, the event is happening in front of the Alhambra Police Headquarters (211 S. First Street)!
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Alhambra Regal Joins Alhambra Main Street Market for Special 90’s Day Screening of Forrest Gump
The Alhambra Main Street Market takes place on the first Sunday of each month and will run from 3:00pm to 8:00pm this Sunday at Renaissance Plaza (1 E. Main Street, Alhambra CA 91801) onthe corner of Main Street and Garfield Avenue in the heart of Downtown Alhambra.
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Restaurant of the Week (07/28-08/03): Jumpin’ Lobster
Jumpin’ Lobster opened its newest location in Downtown Alhambra in May 2025, joining its already popular spots in Monterey Park and Huntington Park.
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Restaurant of the Week (07/21-07/27): Wushiland Alhambra
This isn’t just any bubble tea shop—this is a taste of Taiwan’s hand-shaken legacy, straight from Tainan to SoCal.
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Alhambra Main Street Market Goes Back to the 90s with Live Music, Dancing, and More!
Taking place at Renaissance Plaza, 1 E. Main St., this month’s market promises all the nostalgic vibes, delicious eats, unique vendors, and free entertainment, perfect for a fun summer afternoon downtown.
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Healthy Bones for Life
By Mary Claire Kitayama, Director of Community Engagement for Allied Pacific IPA “Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live.”— Jim Rohn When we think…
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12th Annual Alhambra Pumpkin Run and Halloween Festival Set for October 26, Supporting Local Schools
The Downtown Alhambra Business Association proudly presents the 12th Annual Alhambra Pumpkin Run and Halloween Festival, scheduled for Sunday, October 26, in the heart of Downtown Alhambra. This popular community…
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Restaurant of the Week (07/14-07/20): Nakazo Ramen Bistro
Opened in 2020, this local spot has been dishing out warm bowls of ramen, fresh sushi, and tasty snacks with a modern twist
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AUSD Celebrates its Best of the Best
Congratulations to AUSD’s 2025 Employees of the Year!
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Restaurant of the Week (07/7-07/13): El Patio Tepeyac
A true hole-in-the-wall with a loyal local following
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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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Share the Magic of the First Day of School
Help us tell the story of the first day of school! Your photos will celebrate the spirit of AUSD and bring our community together as we begin a new school…
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AUSD Launches Middle School Soccer Clinics
This photo collage highlights the successful launch of the AUSD soccer clinic pilot program, with plans to include more schools in the program during the 2025-2026 school year. Article by…
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AHS Students Shine at Congressional Art Contest
Top 10 finalist Ziqian (Jacky) Xing (second from right) is joined by Principal Diana Diaz-Ferguson, fellow AHS artists Jeffrey Hu and Mandy Phu, National Anthem singer Mia Reyes Salguero, and…
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More Than 150 AUSD Staff Members Recognized for Career Milestones
Article by Natalie Tee Gaither Alhambra Unified School District gathered together at Alhambra Park in May to celebrate 152 incredible employees who reached major career milestones this year. These dedicated…
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MKHS Senior and Teacher Honored at County CTE Awards Banquet
Congratulations to MKHS senior Aidan Chan and Wood Tech teacher Paul Lam. Both were honored at the 2025 Los Angeles County Industrial and Technology Education Association (LACITEA) Annual Awards Banquet….
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At Genovese’s Italian Kitchen, Award-Winning Chefs Bring Fresh Flavors to Alhambra
When Aricia Alvarado and Hugo Molina settled down in Alhambra to raise their family over 20 years ago, what they brought with them turned out to be more than just…
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Staying Cool in Alhambra: 6 of the Best Classic Frozen Treats to Beat the Heat
Summer has officially arrived in Alhambra, and with it comes the bright Southern California sun. Here are six classic cold treats that have stood the test of time and continue…
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Stores of Alhambra’s Past
It’s time to take a trip down memory road and revisit stores that use to occupy Alhambra’s Main Street. Starting from the “Alhambra Book Store” located on Main Street. You…
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AUSD Releases Updated 2025-2026 Calendar
Article by Natalie Tee Gaither The Alhambra Unified School District has released an updated student calendar for the 2025–2026 school year. Families are encouraged to take a moment to review…
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Support AUSD Students by Completing the Alternative Income Form
Need help finding the AIF to complete? Scan the QR code in the flyer or visit www.tinyurl.com/AIFdirections for step-by-step instructions. For additional assistance, contact your school office. Article by Natalie…
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Alhambra High’s Sweeney Todd Delivers Dark and Powerful Production
This collage captures several key scenes from AHS’ hauntingly good production of Sweeney Todd. (Photos by AUSD Communications Intern Justin Lim) Article by Natalie Tee Gaither Alhambra High School’s recent…
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AHS’ Rose Court Finalist Shares Her Story
Last year was the first time Alhambra residents were able to apply for the Rose Court, and we were very proud to have Isabella Jackson as a finalist representing AUSD…
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9 Ways to Keep Cool and Have Fun in Alhambra This Summer
It seems like the temperature sets a new record high every year. While Alhambra has no shortage of great parks and outdoors fun for youths, here are a few things…
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Celebrate the Fourth of July with the City of Alhambra at Almansor Park!
Celebrate Independence Day the Alhambra way! You’re invited to a festive Fourth of July celebration on Friday, July 4, at Almansor Park. This family-friendly event features food, games, live music,…
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Celebrate KPOP Night with Free Photos & Dance Class at Alhambra Main Street Market on July 6th!
Experience the excitement at Alhambra Main Street Market: KPOP Night, hosted by Downtown Alhambra Business Association on July 6! Get ready for a vibrant, unforgettable Sunday at the Alhambra Main…
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Kindness Fuels Champions as Boys & Girls Club Honors AHS Decathletes
Representatives from the West San Gabriel Valley Boys & Girls Club present a $1,000 donation to Alhambra High School’s Academic Decathlon team in celebration of their outstanding County, State, and…
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Restaurant of the Week (06/30-07/6): Fuduoduo Plateful Spicy Hot Pot
If you’ve been craving a flavorful punch of spice and comfort in a bowl, Alhambra’s got a unique hotspot: Fuduoduo Plateful Spicy Hot Pot. This malatang destination that opened in…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Soroptimist 2025 Veronica Thee Service Awards go to Three Senior High School Girls
Soroptimist of Alhambra, San Gabriel, San Marino awarded three high school senior girls the Veronica Thee Service award for outstanding community service. This award is in honor of long-time member,…
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Reliable Water for Alhambra Starts with Statewide Solutions
As summer takes over Alhambra, many of us are enjoying longer days and warmer weather. While we soak up the season, it’s easy to overlook something that makes all of…
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Does Medicare Cover International Travel?
When it’s time to enroll in Medicare, there are many things to consider. Your future travel plans should be one of them. If you’re considering international travel during the next…
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Dry Eye July: A Chronic Eye Disease That Can Affect You and Your Children
As we recognize National Dry Eye Awareness Month this July, it is time to spotlight Dry Eye Disease (DED) — a chronic, progressive, and often underdiagnosed condition that affects people…
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Garfield Performers Dazzle in Colorful Production of 101 Dalmatians
Spring musicals are now a tradition at Garfield School and are among the main highlights of the year for so many of the students and families. This year’s production was…
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Alhambra’s Parks – Places To Play Since Back In The Day
by Bruce Risher and Joyce AmaroAlhambra Historical Society Awww, summer! The season when we spend time outside, enjoying SoCal’s sunshine and long days. Whether it’s a family picnic, a pick-up…
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AAUW Branch to Flourish with New Board
Installation of Officers and planning discussions for the ’25-’26 year for AAUW Alhambra-San Gabriel Branch took place in Kathleen Doty’s lovely backyard during the month of May. Marilee Wood, president,…
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Active Streets: Mission At Twilight Brought Thousands Through Main Street
On Sunday afternoon, thousands of people walked, cycled, and skated along the five-mile Mission-to-Mission route from South Pasadena to San Gabriel for ActiveSGV’s Mission at Twilight ciclovía. Along the way,…
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Preparing for Upcoming Taxes
Here are some simple things taxpayers can do throughout the year to make the next filing season less stressful. Organize tax records. Create a system that keeps all important information…
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Two Generations of AHS Leaders Shine at Women of Impact Award Ceremony
Alhambra High School’s Karen Jacobson and Keiko Rakin were recognized for their leadership and service at the 2025 Women of Impact Awards By Natalie Tee Gaither Two standout members of…
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Ramona Students Explore Community Connections Through Project-Based Learning
The entire Ramona School playground was filled with interactive stations, showcasing a year of learning through Project Based Learning. By Natalie Tee Gaither Students at Ramona School wowed families during…