Food | History
To Alhambra, with love, from Lebanon
Five Years of the Source: Nasrin Aboulhosn sends a letter home from Btekhnay, her ancestral home and a city of 1000 where almost everyone is an Aboulhosn.
Nasrin Aboulhosn
Community Contributor
Police/Fire
Fraud reports in Alhambra up 42 percent in 2014, vandalism down 12 percent
There were 220 fraud reports in Alhambra last year, compared to 155 in 2013. Vandalism reports topped the list of reported crimes in 2014, with 299 incidents last year.
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Alhambra students share stories on race and culture in the San Gabriel Valley
This week we launched our 2015 Sam & Jackie Wong-Alhambra Source scholarship. We organized the first contest in 2013, asking students to explore their roots.
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San Gabriel Valley animal shelter asking public's help in identifying severely abused dog
A male terrier mix was transported to the SGV Human Society on Sunday. The dog was severely malnourished due to a rubber band around his snout that stopped him from eating or drinking.
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Alhambra honors veterans with Rose Parade float
Check out photos of the "Go for Broke" float, which honored Japanese American soldiers who fought in World War II.
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Auto burglaries hit year high in November
Auto burglary reports in Alhambra hit a 2014 high in November, with 35 reports last month compared to 17 in October, 25 in September, and 30 in August.
Police/Fire
San Gabriel man sentenced to prison for attempting to smuggle 46 turtles from U.S. to Hong Kong
The animals—26 Eastern Box turtles and 20 African Spurred tortoises—were endangered species.
Health
Alhambra health center receives grant for medical supplies
Henry Schein, Inc., will donate products valued at $5,000–$25,000 each over two years to the Chinatown Service Center.
City Government | Police/Fire
Downed substation causes power outage in Alhambra
Most power will be restored Monday by 11 a.m., according to Southern California Edison.
City Government
Sunada thanks supporters, announces new activist group
In a Wednesday email to Alhambra Source, Sunada thanked supporters and urged them to stay involved in local government.