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It’s a small building with a small congregation and a big heart. By Cheryl Cabot The Mosque of San Gabriel sits back from the street so it’s easy to miss as...

By a unanimous vote, the San Gabriel City Council approved a resolution in response to the death of George Floyd and subsequent protests around the world. By...

“Black Lives Matter!” “No Justice, No Peace!” “Say His Name. George Floyd!”  “Say His Name. George Floyd!” By Cheryl Cabot These were the...

Editor’s note to Chrome users: Dear readers, COVID-19 has affected everyone, including Google operations. Chrome has stopped refreshing automatically since...

The City of San Gabriel held their regular City Council meeting on April 7, 2020, the first since the election on March 3. By Cheryl Cabot The meeting was held...

Editor’s Note: This article was written before the coronavirus mandated quarantine all over the globe. Two highly educated people from vastly different...

Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (RR/CC) Dean C. Logan announced the certified election results for the March 3rd Presidential primary...

A rash of political signs have been stolen recently in San Gabriel. By Cheryl Cabot City Council candidates Anagh Mamdapurkar, Tony Ding and A. J. Faure have...

After a full year of reviewing architectural designs and getting permits, construction on Blossom Market Hall in the San Gabriel Mission District has begun....

Although Christopher Columbus landed in North America, he did not discover it, it was already home to Native Americans. Columbus’s “discovery” was the...

It has taken 15 years and more than just a village to finally break ground for Rubio Village, the newest development in San Gabriel. By Cheryl Cabot Completion...