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Tunnel Vision: Study Says 710 Freeway Extension Is Possible
A long-awaited study by the state's road agency shows that a tunnel extension of the 710 Freeway would be geologically feasible.
Study finds 710 Freeway would be feasible
A new Caltrans study shows that it would be scientifically feasible to build a tunnel to complete the 710 Freeway.
Robberies in Alhambra, Monterey Park appear to be linked
Two men were robbed at gunpoint early Friday in Monterey Park and Alhambra, and officials suspect the same robber is responsible.
The local buzz: Alhambra business benefits from loan
The Community Development Commission of the County of Los Angeles, in cooperation with the County Board of Supervisors, has funded a $300,000 business loan to Alhambra-based CYR International, Inc., for the purchase of machinery and equipment.
Dorothy Cunningham: Celebrating dreams fulfilled
Dan Arrighi, left, serves as master of ceremonies during the 25th anniversary celebration of the School of Fashion and Design for the Developmentally Disabled.
Downtown Alhambra lights up for `Wednesday Date Night'
The Mosaic on Main business association sponsors "Wednesday Date Night" promotions on Wednesday nights for businesses along Main Street in downtown.
Sunday's LA County H1N1 Vaccine Clinics
Los Angeles County public health workers will be giving free swine flu vaccines to high-risk individuals at seven locations today.
Lunasia takes dim sum in new directions
If you're like me, you probably started eating dim sum at a vast banquet hall like Ocean Seafood Downtown or Harbor Village in Monterey Park, where stern ladies pushed carts around the room, laden with greasy, delicious, but often lukewarm puffy pork buns and the slippery goodness of har gow dumplings.
I don't know how many of you remember my Nashville Film Festival coverage from early in 2009, but the narrative feature winner was a local zombie picture called Make-Out with Violence .
Los Angeles County District Attorneys - Crooks and reformers - Part 2
Evelle Younger is the odd ball out of District Attorneys. His biggest mistake was after he left office as Attorney General.
Lydia Lee, partnership specialist for the U.S. Census 2010, is urging everyone to be aware of the importance of being counted when the time comes next March.
School to offer nation's first degree program in video game audio
Ever wonder how the deafening gunshots and explosions on the "Halo" video game are created? Or the crushing sounds of a quarterback sack in the Madden football games? Beginning next month, reports the Pasadena Star-News , Pinnacle College in Alhambra, Calif., will offer a 16-month program in video game audio production--the nation's first ...
3 pet dogs found dead; poisoning is suspected
Police are investigating the apparent poisoning of three pet dogs and the discovery of a mysterious white powder found sprinkled over meat placed in their yard.
3 Dogs Die After Eating Suspected Poisoned Meat
Authorities are seeking information Tuesday about the death of three dogs in a possible poisoning in Alhambra.
Fall festival will offer boutique, Christmas items in Alhambra
The annual Fall Family Festival and Christmas Boutique sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters of the Sacred Heart will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Sacred Heart Retreat House, 920 E. Alhambra Road.
The Soulvine: It ain't easy being Najee
First Najee Ali got into trouble by opening his mouth when he should not have and was sent to prison as the result.
Group is considering selling 12-acre retirement community in Alhambra
After operating a senior living community in Alhambra for 87 years, Episcopal Home Communities is exploring the possibility of selling the property to a group of local physicians.
Chinese Americans Push for 2010 Census
The Los Angeles Chinese American Census Committee was set up on Oct. 27 with a mission to generate an accurate count of Chinese population in the larger Los Angeles area, reports the International Daily News.
Retiring Monrovia official to be honored at dinner
Linda Proctor, who is retiring as Monrovia's city clerk, will be honored by Santa Anita Family Service for her years of dedication to both the community and the agency at 6:30 p.m. tonight at Almansor Court, 700 S. Almansor Street, Alhambra.

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