Author: Melissa Michelson

OPINION Vice Mayor Perez has identified herself as politically progressive, but some people believe that since she is running for state senate, she has not been...

The corner of Garfield and Main has become a popular gathering location for residents of Alhambra and beyond.

In order to set up a temporary dog park, the city will use $49,000 from the city’s coffers. https://www.cityofalhambra.

All eyes were on the city staffers at the last Planning Commission meeting on August 7, 2023 as residents of Alhambra complained that the commission has acted...

For the third time this year, the Managers Association appeared at the PCC Board of Trustees at the May 17 board meeting to express their disapproval of the...

OPINION A Letter to Alhambra City Council regarding the Chamber of Commerce financial report. By Melissa Michelson Dear City Council, The Alhambra Chamber of...

GUEST OPINION PCC President Ericka Endrijonas has been at PCC for over four years. Her original contract was from January 22, 2019 to June 30, 2022, for a total...

They said it couldn’t be done: stopping a big wig developer in his tracks from building over a thousand market-rate units, in the name of “much needed...

On Monday, February 27, the City Attorney of Alhambra announced that a judge has ruled in favor of the City of Alhambra, who were the defendants in The...

Semi-Hybrid Planning Commission Meetings began on February 21. By Melissa Michelson With the public allowed to be on Zoom or in person, Alhambra’s Planning...

The makeup of Alhambra City Council did not change after the last election. By Melissa Michelson Since 1984, the City of Alhambra has utilized a system in which...

Before the school closed for the holiday break, the professors and coaches in the department of Kinesiology, Health and Athletics (KHA) presented a vote of no...

The Planning Commission and Alhambra’s development and planning department are in the process of revising the City’s 37-year-old Zoning Code.  Residents...

Ballots are arriving, and Alhambrans can start choosing who their next city councilmember will be, but before they do, they should watch Wednesday night’s...

It’s three weeks from election day and ballots are already out. By Melissa Michelson As we get closer, candidates start to feel the pressure. More and more...

OPINION On May 4, PCC’s faculty senate’s vote of no confidence on the college’s leadership was ratified by all full-time faculty across campus.  By...