Chasity Jennings-Nuñez

February 2026 marks 100 years of national commemorations of Black history in the U.S. To celebrate Black History Month, Blossom Market Hall presents "IMPACT: A...

On October 1st, 2015, San Gabriel hosted its first Dumpling and Beer Festival. What began as a “local twist on Oktoberfest,” showcasing San Gabriel’s...

GUEST OPINION Selective amnesia seems to be contagious as members of the San Gabriel City Council attempt to distance themselves from the fact that a little...

For the third year, local resident Dr. Chasity Jennings-Nuñez sponsored an art installation in the second-floor gallery space at Blossom Market Hall.

It’s Pride Month! And many cities in the San Gabriel Valley are celebrating the LGBTQ+ community with events that foster understanding, promote community and...

GUEST OPINION Council member Denise Menchaca called for the termination of the city’s Human Equity, Access and Relations (HEAR) Commission after she was...

Make this art exhibit featuring Los Angeles based artist @Lonkente a stop on your quest for activities that celebrate and uplift the African-American experience...

The award ceremony of the “2023 Women of Impact Award” issued by the 49th Assembly District was held on March 16 at the Temple City Women’s...

Blossom Market Hall was the site of celebration on Thursday, Feb. 23 night, as local leaders, community members and guests attended a reception for the In...

GUEST OPINION “I’m just trying to get home.” By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez It is a sentiment each of us feels every day. To reach a place of comfort,...

Re-pavement and improvements of the parking lot started on January 16th and are slated to be complete in time for the highly anticipated San Gabriel Lunar New...

Join @ActivistsComingTogether and residents of the San Gabriel Valley in a march and rally to support reproductive rights on Saturday, July 16. By Chasity...

Monday is the 4th of July and there are many events and activities to commemorate the 246th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. If...

Black History month was officially recognized in the US in 1976, but as early as the 1920’s, Carter G. Woodson worked to have the rich heritage and...