Alhambra Unified administration reviewed health guidelines and recommended students continue distance learning through the month of January, at which point it will reevaluate. They also detailed actions of the distance learning plan.
Alhambra's library will be open for limited services during limited hours, beginning Nov. 3.
Fried chicken and classic southern side dishes are the eats of this Temple City chicken joint. Choose your heat-level wisely: the spicy chicken is no joke.
This election, California voters have the chance to reinstate affirmative action. Opinions on the ballot measure, Proposition 16, are as polarized as ever.
The Planning Commission continued deliberations on The Villages, and this time took its own temperature to figure out how to best ask questions of the applicant.
The deadline to register to vote is Oct. 19. Starting tomorrow, you will have to cast a provisional ballot in the November election if not registered. The deadline is firm for select groups, like inmate voters. Language services are available.
Alhambra Source reached out to each candidate asking for a biography, platform statement and a few reader-generated questions. Read all of the City Council and Board of Education candidate statements.
Sáu Can Tho's food is heavily influenced by southwestern Vietnamese cuisine; their specialty item is a whole baked catfish.
The hottest topic on Monday's city council agenda was the consideration of an urgency ordinance to stop development on the eastern edge of Main Street. Projects taller than 25 feet would be prohibited.
Five Board of Education candidates participated in the Kids & Candidates Forum. They called for open communication and discussed the budget in the 2-hour webinar.
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