Alhambra Police Department gave presentations on use-of-force and showed a video of APD officers responding to a call. Residents asked questions about fireworks and the police force's ability to respond to a range of emergency calls.
Alhambra Police Department has closed a possible "food tampering" investigation after a San Marino police officer found a cutting blade in her food from an Alhambra restaurant. APD says it could happen to any business that uses chopping machines or blades.
Sam Nhat Do faces two counts of capital murder with special circumstances and one count of child abuse under circumstances likely to produce great bodily harm. He pled not guilty at his arraignment and a trial date was set.
Sam Nhat Do's arraignment on two counts of homicide with special circumstance was continued until Feb. 26. The shooting victims were the defendant's brother and sister-in-law. Their four-year-old child was with them when they were shot but was not wounded.
The two victims were pronounced dead at the scene in the 400 block of North Second Street about 7:30 on Friday night. The suspect will be arraigned Tuesday at Alhambra City Courthouse.
The 400 block of North 2nd Street in Alhambra was the scene of the apparent double homicide Friday night. A suspect is in custody.
Yoga House, the popular Pasadena yoga studio believes that “giving back” or an expression of gratitude is a significant aspect of yoga. That’s why Yoga House co-founder Farzaneh Noori decided to begin First Responders, a complimentary class exclusively for firefighters,…
A storage facility on West Mission Rd. was allegedly burglarized early Sunday morning. The suspects were both transported to an area hospital.
The blaze began in the Student Services Office of the A Building. Two offices sustained serious fire damage and the building will be out of commission for the rest of the school year. Classes at the school will resume as planned on Monday.
The victim was discovered with a gunshot wound to the upper torso in a vehicle on West Ramona Rd.
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