Alhambra Preservation Group

Pleased to see that Paul Williams is finally getting the recognition he deserves as the pioneer of LA’s look. Fun fact: Williams was first hired by Reginald Davis Johnson, the architect of Alhambra’s Saint Simon and Jude chapel located on Marengo Avenue.

Dear Friend of APG As you probably know, Alhambra Preservation Group is a staunch supporter and advocate of Measure V and you may have noticed ANTI-Measure V signs appearing around Alhambra. There is little known about this secret "Friends of Alhambra" committee that is behind it and who filed the required state paperwork at the last minute. Don’t be swayed by fear-mongering tactics and disinformation.

It's high time that our elected officials be accountable to WE citizens...and not to their campaign contributors. Vote YES On Measure V!

Can you imagine the long list of home improvement projects staff is tackling at Hearst Castle as they prep for its 100-year anniversary next year?

Which historic neighborhoods in Alhambra remain largely intact from when they were built in the 1920s? Explore this article and find out!

The City of Alhambra is asking for ideas regarding the improvement of Alhambra's parks. One of the ideas is the rehabilitation of the historic Shorb clinic into a community center. We encourage you to take this survey and provide your input! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ParksImprovement

Curious about Alhambra's Measure V? APG President, Oscar Amaro, outlines why APG strongly urges Alhambrans to vote Yes! on Measure V. www.yesonmeasurev.org

Proud to be a sponsor of the 2020 virtual Alhambra City Council Candidates’ Forum. Measure V was a topic of discussion. APG President, Oscar Amaro, outlines why APG strongly urges Alhambrans to vote Yes! on Measure V.

APG strongly urges you to vote Yes on Measure V. Measure V will improve representation, increase government transparency and accountability and get Big Money OUT of Alhambra politics. Learn more at www.yesonmeasurev.org.

Stars don’t twinkle here...they glow. There was so much at stake as firefighters worked to save the historic Mount Wilson observatory earlier this month.

Alhambra residents are coming together (virtually) on Oct 6 and Oct 8 to learn more about the candidates running for City Council and AUSD school board. Join us! To RSVP or submit a question: www.alhambrasource.org

Alhambra Preservation Group is proud to once again be a member of a coalition of Alhambra groups sponsoring two virtual town hall Candidates’ Forums. The first, on October 6, will feature Alhambra City Council candidates. The second, on October 8, will focus on AUSD School Board candidates. Both will be moderated by the Pasadena League of Women Voters. Follow the link to register your attendance and submit questions to the candidates.

Find another spot for Alhambra’s Tree City USA signs! They do not belong on these historic signs that were just restored. Alhambra City Council will be considering this at their 8/24 meeting. Please help us protect Alhambra’s iconic signs!

The City of Pasadena does it right, while Alhambra continues to destroy its historic resources. https://www.pasadenastarnews.com//pasadenas-historic-1892/