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Articles by Albert Lu
A young Asian American interested in politics probes why his community has such low voter turnout rates – and what is changing.
The 49th Assembly District 2013 Women’s History Month Leadership Awards were held March 22 in Alhambra.
Alhambra may appear to be a calm, mostly clean, suburban community. But beneath the surface is a graffiti scene that has produced some of LA's best-known street artists.
Rick Eng speaks at a Chinese American Citizens Alliance event. | Photos courtesy of Rick Eng.
Alhambra Source asked Alhambra Police Chief Mark Yokoyama and Captain Clifford Mar about purse snatchers on Main Street, technology, and what their goals are moving forward.
We spoke with dozens of Alhambra residents about how they plan to celebrate Thanksgiving. No two answers were the same.
Albert Lu, 19, did not know much about water until he signed onto his friend Thomas' campaign for water district. But that all changed in the past few months.
Alhambra Source partnered with APALC for a food storytelling event at Alhambra Park. We asked participants: What is a dish you brought from your hometown?
An Adult Day Health Care Center on Valley provides a daily refuge for 100 elderly immigrants. But along with hundreds of others, it could be forced to close at the end of the month.
