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October 14, 2022 by Guest Author
Changes in Voting Rules Attempt to Reign in Big Money in Alhambra Politics. Will it work? By Rena Kurlander To prevent in part the undue influence of big...
Sierra Madre Launches Reduced-Cost Ride Program for Residents
What to Do This Weekend: June 12-14, 2026
Jonathan Hong and Jayden Cheng Named Valedictorian and Salutatorian of Pasadena…
Documentary on Altadena’s Eaton Fire Recovery to Premiere at Dances With Films…
Pasadena’s ‘City of Astronomy’ Festival Invites Public to Explore the…
Pasadena Private Lending Tops $500M as Private Credit Grows Rapidly
Pasadena Police Release Video of Officer Shooting Linked to Firearm Horseplay
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October 26, 2019 by Sean McMorris
Former Alhambra City Councilwoman, Barbara Messina termed out (for the second time), from the Alhambra City Council in 2018. She held a big retirement party...
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August 31, 2019 by Sean McMorris
At four Alhambra Planning Commission meetings in a row now (July 1, 15, August 5, 19), commissioners have engaged in discussions about what public speakers...
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March 26, 2019 by Sean McMorris
WE INVESTIGATE The State Auditor of California recently released a scathing report on the financial practices of the City of Montebello. Included in the report...
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September 24, 2018 by Sean McMorris
WE INVESTIGATE Every election season the powers that be in Alhambra government and politics engage in implicit and not so implicit mass campaigning for their...
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August 31, 2018 by Sean McMorris
There is a not unfounded belief that Alhambra operates under a “pay-to-play” scheme or “spoils system” of government. The same people,...
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September 21, 2017 by Guest Author
GUEST OPINION Alhambra City Council met again on September 11 to consider the fate of 268 trees at Sunnyview Care Center (formerly the Scripps Kensington Home...
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