Alhambra Source

Readers debate historic preservation in Alhambra

While some Alhambra Source readers called on the city to prioritize historic preservation, others felt that property owners should take on that responsibility.

Meet Alhambra's newest journalists: Reporter Corps 2014

We are proud to introduce this year's Reporter Corps Alhambra class. Members of this journalism and multimedia training program will focus on education. Stay tuned for their stories!

Can online dating save me from being a ‘leftover woman?'

Back home in Taiwan, Summer Chiang is considered a "leftover woman." But on American dating sites, she's actually quite popular.

A recipe for romance: Valentine's Day aphrodisiacs in Alhambra

Looking for romantic dining? Alhambra's foodies gave us the scoop on the city's hot spots and aphrodisiac dishes.

Business | Culture | Food | Government

Alhambra rings in the Year of the Horse

The city celebrated Lunar New Year on Saturday with its annual street festival on Valley Boulevard. Check out photos and videos from some of the visitors!

Stay or go? Terminally ill undocumented immigrants face dilemma

Like many undocumented immigrants diagnosed with an incurable disease, Gil García García had to choose between staying in the U.S. to receive limited treatment or returning to his home country.

Alhambra Source accepting applications for USC Annenberg's Reporter Corps

Young adults age 18 to 24 can apply now to USC Annenberg's School for Communication and Journalism's second Reporter Corps class in Alhambra. (Español/中國的)

An Alhambra Thanksgiving

We spoke with dozens of Alhambra residents last year about how they planned to celebrate Thanksgiving. No two answers were the same, but almost all sounded delicious.

The nameless Cambodian boy

Sam & Jackie Wong-Alhambra Source Scholarship publication winner Dara Dan writes about battling poverty in Cambodia.

Relating to superheroes: A young immigrant and her secret identity

Sam & Jackie Wong-Alhambra Source Scholarship recipient Valerie Cabral writes about keeping her immigrant status a secret.

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