Sasha Funes, Community News Reporter
• October 26, 2023
The Paw-Pup Dog Park — a fenced-off portion of the parking lot between the Alhambra Golf Course and the YMCA — has been open for just over a month. It’s an experiment the city council is trying because...
Tables were packed in the U-SU Los Angeles Rooms with students all with a single interest, K-pop.
“K-pop fan culture is like a little thing of its own,” said CSI student assistant Andrea...
"The Sociology Club provides a community of support and leadership opportunities for sociology majors. Come network, attend workshops and discuss sociology with your peers," according to Taryn Bates, the...
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All Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) volunteers received...
Denis Akbari, Community News Editor-in-Chief
• February 28, 2023
At the Weird Wave Coffee Brewers in Boyle Heights, owner Jackson Defa provides a space for some of the community's artists to grab a cup of joe and seek inspiration for their next masterpieces.
Boyle...
Why did the Alhambra student cross the street?
Because there was a police officer to help substitute for the missing crossing guard.
The city of Alhambra is short five crossing guards. Thankfully,...
Saadia Jones, Community News Reporter
• November 17, 2022
As if pandemic-related closures and more recently, inflation, weren’t enough, gentrification is taking a toll on Inglewood and businesses such as Sydy Styles Fashion, a women's clothing store.
That's...
Oscar Beltran, Community News Reporter
• November 15, 2022
Christina Gonzalez's 4-year-old daughter was there when police officers took her father away in handcuffs.
So it’s no surprise the child is scared of the police.
At a recent Alhambra Police Department...
The Asian Pacific Islander Student Resource Center (APISRC) held Mahjong Monday on Sept. 12. Two tables were set with black tablecloths and mahjong sets on top.
Mahjong is a tile game that was developed...
Denis Akbari, Community News Reporter
• September 13, 2022
Gentrification, displacement, housing affordability, lack of equity, crime, and safety.
These are some of the most pressing issues facing Lincoln Heights residents, according to the neighborhood council’s...
When Hattie Mitchell was a freshman at Cal State LA, she volunteered on Skid Row and saw a girl crawling on the sidewalk.
That was the moment she decided to be a teacher, according to her husband, Brett...
Over 250 Cal State LA students gathered under the hot sun at the U-SU Plaza, enticed by free refreshments, a live DJ, and the chance to support a variety of Black-owned businesses.
The Pan-African...
