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Don't call him a genius
Moshe Kai Cavalin, 18, finished college at 11 and now interns at NASA. Still, the "genius" label is something he avoids.
Tim Loc
Staff
History
An Alhambran's connection with the Manhattan Project
Marijune Wissmann, an Alhambra resident for more than 50 years, worked as a stenographer on the Manhattan Project. Divulging secrets, she was told, was punishable by death.
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A day of sights and sounds: Dia de los Muertos at San Gabriel High [Photos]
The Alhambra Latino Association hosted a Dia de los Muertos celebration at San Gabriel High this past Saturday. Check out our photos of the event.
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From buried mummies to crazy clowns: Creative frights in Alhambra homes [Photos]
We drove around town to find the scariest Halloween decorations on our local front lawns.
Arts | History
Alhambra Source celebrates five years and book release
More than 100 people celebrated five years of local reporting and community engagement with a book release party and scholarship ceremony on Tuesday at Gallery Nucleus.
Business | Food | Police/Fire
The aftermath of the Blue Ocean fire
Five Years of the Source: Right after the Blue Ocean restaurant burned to the ground, a waiter finds that his services are needed in other, unexpected ways.
Arts
Howeeduzzit: an art gallery in Alhambra's industrial side
Five Years of the Source: Revisiting a bygone art studio where artists had full control over their work.
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Carlos Montes reflects on a life of activism – the 60s, the civil rights movement, and Alhambra
Carlos Montes was a founder of the Brown Berets, an influential Chicano youth group. The FBI raided his Alhambra home on May 2011. He gives us an update on his legal battles.
Business | City Government | Transportation
Planning Commission sends Midwick development project to City Council for approval; residents voice opposition
Alhambra residents cited traffic, a sense of community, and the Midwick Tract's historical legacy as reasons for halting the housing project.
Arts
An Alhambra tattoo parlor where respect and dignity reign supreme
On the surface My Tattoo may seem like any other tattoo parlor. But, as explained by owner Jess Yen, it’s also a place where life’s lessons are taught.