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Valley Boulevard: A window into the 'new Chinatown'
The annual Chinese New Year's Parade and Festival along Valley Boulevard in Alhambra, Saturday February 16, 2008.
Baseball: Alhambra's Juan Morales knows the meaning of work,...
In less than four years, Alhambra High School's Juan Morales has transformed from a pudgy catcher to the best defensive first baseman in Moors coach Steve Gewecke's 17 seasons at the school.
Metro officials meet with skepticism on 710 gap
Metro officials discussed on Saturday plans to build a tunnel connecting the Long Beach Freeway to the Foothill Freeway.
Alhambra man arrested, jailed in 1981 slaying after 31 years as fugitive
Cold case homicide investigators arrested an Alhambra man on suspicion of killing a man in Los Angeles on New Year's Day 1981, authorities announced Friday.
Calabasas attorney named to LA County Superior Court
Gov. Jerry Brown appointed eight lawyers to the Los Angeles County Superior Court, including David B. Walgren, of Calabasas, state officials announced Friday.
All Souls School holds open house in Alhambra
All Souls School, which offers dual language immersion in Spanish and Chinese, will host an open house Sunday for parents of kindergartners and first graders.
Perez, Ramirez latest to join Golden Boy roster
Golden Boy Promotions announced Thursday that it has signed two fighters to its growing roster, interim junior welterweight titlist Johan Perez of Venezuela and former amateur standout Julian Ramirez of Alhambra, Calif.
Alhambra police releases sketch of burglary suspect
Police released a sketch of a man who tried to break into a home in the 400 block of South Second Street in Alhambra on April 13 and asked for the public's help in identifying the suspect.
Alhambra Man, 73, Arrested For 31-Year-Old Murder
LOS ANGELES A - A 73-year-old Alhambra man was arrested this week in connection with a 1981 murder.
Opening statements to be heard in Alhambra man's second murder trial
Opening arguments are expected to be heard today in the second murder trial of an Alhambra man accused of killing his girlfriend and hiding her body in a trash can at a friend's house in Arcadia nearly five years ago.
Times' Surprise: New Interactive Series on L.A.'s Boulevards
It's hardly news to Streetsbloggers that Los Angeles' transportation and development patterns have changed a lot in the past decades, or even just the past couple of years.
Hernandez bill would allow drunk drivers to serve time at their jobs
Here's a good one: Did you know state Assemblyman Roger Hernandez, D-West Covina, recently authored a bill that would allow convicted drunken drivers to serve their community service hours at their jobs? The bill, AB 2127, is opposed by Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
Body found was Alhambra senior
Coroner's officials on Monday identified the body found underneath an Atlantic Boulevard overpass as a 91-year-old Alhambra man.
Alhambra Chicano activist Carlos Montes faces first day of trial
Longtime Chicano activist Carlos Montes, of Alhambra, will faces the first day of his trial Tuesday in Los Angeles criminal court.
It's hard to beat Alhambra or the San Gabriel Valley when it comes to authentic Chinese food, but One Plus One Dumpling House out in Chino Hills has managed to usurp most of them in the battle of dumpling supremacy and Northern Chinese cuisine.
Suspects in Downtown Alhambra attacks identified
Police Thursday identified four suspects arrested in connection with two separate assaults - a triple-stabbing and a shooting - that took place early Wednesday in Downtown Alhambra.
Police Release Photos of Diamond Bar Marijuana Grow
Los Angeles County Sheriff's investigators have released details and photos of a marijuana grow, with an estimated value of $4 million, found inside an affluent Diamond Bar home Monday.
Apartment fire injures one in Monterey Park
A fire Sunday morning caused $35,000 in damages to an apartment complex in the 600 block of W. Riggin Street.
Meeting on 710 Fwy. extension draws a crowd
More than 60 people on Monday packed La Caada High School for an update on the proposed extension of the Long Beach Freeway - a long simmering issue on which many communities have already staked positions.
Local Buzz, May 3: Dog Haus opens new location in Alhambra
Parsons Corp. announced that Monica Barrow has joined the company as planning director of its rail and transit systems division's northeast planning group.