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The City of Alhambra’s “Paw-Pup Dog Park” pilot project concluded on November 5 after two months of tail-wagging fun.

Residents Strongly Oppose “Over-The-Top” Height Limits and Rezoning Near Residential Zones. City Staff Pushes for Higher Limits CitywideProposal Doubles...

“I am honored to help secure $25 million for a Community Center in the heart of the City of Alhambra. Thank you to my colleagues in the State Legislature and...

On May 22, 2023, the Alhambra City Council approved “Tenant Protection Ordinances.” Both an urgency Ordinance and the first reading of a non-urgency...

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

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...

A special Alhambra City Council meeting this week was abruptly postponed pending a report from the State’s Regional Water Quality Control Board. By Ari G....

On May 24, 2021, the Alhambra City Council passed its first Community Workforce Agreement (CWA) with a 5-0 unanimous vote. By Brandon Tran It was first proposed...

GUEST EDITORIAL At a meeting at 7:00 pm on Monday, January 27, the Alhambra City Council will seek alternate locations for the desperately needed permanent...

Alhambra tenants, Andreea T. and Sal P., delivered impassioned pleas to the Alhambra City Council at multiple city council meetings in November 2019. They live...

At its June 10, 2019, meeting, the Alhambra City Council approved a strategic plan that included an Inclusionary Housing Ordinance (IHO), and on September 9,...

Just after midnight on November 5, The Pasadena City Council unanimously passed a temporary no-fault eviction moratorium. The moratorium will expire on January...

268 mature and shade-bearing trees once stood on 12 acres at the corner of Marengo and Valley.  Only 19 remain.* By Melissa Michelson In October 2010, TAG 2...

SATIRE All the outrageous news fit for publication on April 1st. By Newest Staff Member The Red Car City workers laid down train tracks on a section of Colorado...

GUEST OPINION Historically, grassroots candidates for Alhambra City Council have not fared well in elections because their opponents have had limitless...

There is a not unfounded belief that Alhambra operates under a “pay-to-play” scheme or “spoils system” of government. The same people,...