The 10 most-viewed Alhambra Source stories in January

February 4, 2014

In case you missed them, here are the 10 most-viewed stories in January:

1. Alhambra High School assistant principal resigns following sexual abuse allegations; parents react; second victim comes forward (Read an update on this story.)

2. Lunar New Year in the San Gabriel Valley : Alhambra, Arcadia, and Monterey Park host celebrations

3. Man shot dead in Monterey Park

4. Saying 'I do' with Queen Latifah and Madonna: Alhambra couple gets married at the Grammys

5. 'The Bullet' conquers the speedway: Alhambra teen races for spot on NASCAR team

6. Healing through a lens: Alhambra filmmaker sheds light on photography program for veterans with PTSD

7. The 5 most stolen cars in Alhambra

8. Mapping Alhambra's newest restaurants

9. City Council extends hours of parking enforcement in downtown Alhambra; First Street parking structure update

10. Who is responsible if a driver hits a pedestrian outside of a crosswalk? / ¿Quién es responsable si un chofer atropella a un peatón fuera del crucero de peatones? / 如果过马路的时候，行人在没有遵守红绿灯或人行道的情况下被撞，这将是谁的责任？

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Editor's Note: This list excludes stories published in previous months.

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