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This article first appeared in the ColoradoBoulevard.net December 2020 print edition. Alhambra Councilwoman, and former school board member, Adele...

Approximately 68 attendees, plus city staff, the Mayor and councilmembers were in virtual attendance of the Alhambra City Council on Feb. 4 as they discussed...

Editor’s Note: The writer of this piece stayed safely at a distance from the crowd and therefore was unaware that some of the protestors became rioters...

Alhambrans voted for change in 2020, ousting three incumbent school board members and the City’s current mayor and overwhelmingly passing two government...

Deliberations on The Villages will continue in Alhambra’s Planning Commission on Monday, October 19 at 7:00 pm. By Melissa Michelson What had been expected to...

COVID19 has caused public meetings of city council and commissions to move online, accessible only by dialing in or on Zoom. By Melissa Michelson Lately,...

At its July 16 meeting, the Alhambra Planning Commission considered how the Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, once adopted, would apply to The Villages, a 1,061...

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OPINION Alhambra’s Planning Commission will consider an affordable housing ordinance on July 16, before developers present an application on July 20. By...

Alhambra has been plagued for years with the status quo establishment courting and being funded by the corporate class who have much to gain and little to lose...

The Corona virus pandemic makes it difficult for the public to gather and perform certain activities together, but we can – and should – remain...

Looking for a fun educational activity to do with the family or just something to do to take your mind of things while sending out an important message? By...

This weekend, the Los Angeles County Register-Recorder is offering LA County residents a chance to try its new voting systems, which will be officially...

OPINION Never in my life have I heard of private developers appealing to the general public to “urge the city to approve” their multi-million (billion?)...

Nothing says summer like a farmer’s market. By Melissa Michelson David and Diana Beadle, residents of South Pasadena, don’t often shop at supermarkets...

Looking for a place to cool off this summer? Look no further. The Pasadena City College pool is open to the public from now through August 2 (other than July...