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Category: Profiles
At the age of 19, Monica Luhar’s mother had an arranged marriage in India. At 19, Monica was a single college sophomore frustrated that she was not allowed to date like her peers.
Edna Basmajian, who turned 100 in April 2012, passed away on Dec. 22 in her Alhambra home. Basmajian spoke to Alhambra Source last year about living in Alhambra since the 1930s.
Congresswoman Judy Chu (D-El Monte) was re-elected to represent Alhambra and other cities in the San Gabriel Valley last November. Chu tells us about her plans for a new term.
For 13-year-old Stanislaw Cybulski, the journey to Alhambra began in a Russian Soviet work camp with his mother and sisters.
More Asian Americans are voting Democrat, and that shift played a pivotal role in determining the outcome of Tuesday's election.
Alhambra Source is inviting candidates for local offices to sit down and answer questions from staff and community members.
Students started filing applications for deferred action on August 15.
35 DREAM Act-eligible students to be admitted to pilot program.
The largest Protestant congregation in Alhambra brings 1700 faithful each Sunday morning to two campuses. But it started as a seven-person prayer meeting in a Hollywood home in 1961.
Eight out of the 10 smoggiest cities in the nation are in California, with Los Angeles topping that list. Environmental activist Joe Lyou is fighting to clear the air.
