LAPD motorcycle officer hurt in hit-and-run on 10 Freeway; San Gabriel studies blueprint to build network of bikeways

September 5, 2014

West San Gabriel Valley news from Alhambra, San Gabriel, San Marino, Rosemead, Monterey Park, South Pasadena, and Pasadena:

LAPD motorcycle officer hurt in hit-and-run on the 10 Freeway in Rosemead (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
Police: Man fights off two robbers in Pasadena (Pasadena Star-News)
Report's release delayed on Pasadena police shooting of unarmed teen (Los Angeles Times)

San Gabriel to seek loan to fix city streets (Pasadena Star-News)

San Gabriel City Council takes a peek at blueprint to build network of bikeways (Pasadena Independent)
South Pasadena's trash reduction getting sorted out (Los Angeles Register)
Pasadena City College gets interim president in wake of campus discord (Los Angeles Times)
Pasadena Unified celebrated 140th anniversary; board gives ‘State of the Schools’ (Pasadena Star-News)
Celerity Exa Charter School surrenders its charter after being closed by Pasadena fire marshal (Pasadena Star-News)

L.A. County supervisors seek information on San Gabriel Mountains National Monument proposal (Pasadena Star-News)

Independent journalism is a bedrock of democracy--and it's in crisis. Here at the Alhambra Source, we're committed to covering the local stories that matter most to you. We don’t have advertisers and we don’t have pay walls, but we do have bills. You read to the end of this story. That's great. But this kind of journalism will end without public support. Join us! Support the work and the democratic values it serves. Donate now!

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Support Alhambra Source

The Alhambra Source enlightens us with broad coverage of Alhambra and its many talented citizens.

- Ron Sahu, Alhambra Planning Commissioner

Beautifully edited community paper.

- Jonathan Gold

The Alhambra Source gave me a way to pursue journalism while learning so much about my own community.

- Kyle Garcia

Alhambra Source is vitally important to me because it is our community's only independent news provider...

- Joyce Amaro, President, Alhambra Preservation Group

Here in the San Gabriel Valley, we need our news media to be a forum for debate.

- Michael Parks, former Editor of the Los Angeles Times

Alhambra Source is one of the most important community journalism experiments in the country today.

- Barbara Osborn, Alhambra Source Advisory Board Member

Keep up the good work with keeping the community educated, trained and interacting together.

- Carmen

Local news in real time. Thank you for writing about Alhambra and the Western SGV.

- AJ Marc

Stories

Culture | Education

The Mark Keppel All-Male hip-hop dance team takes on “World of Dance”

Inside MKAM’s rise from underdog to one of the best hip-hop dance crews in the country.

Education | Education

Alhambra High School hosts “Coming Out of the Shadows Week” to celebrate its own Dream Center

Alhambra High School hosted a series of events last week as part of the national immigration rights movement, "ComingOut of the Shadows Week." Students, teachers, and community leaders came together to listen to students share their immigration stories, stand in solidarity, and highlight the resources provided by the school’s Dream Center.