San Gabriel Valley Tribune

The San Gabriel Valley Tribune is a daily newspaper that requires a subscription, based in Monrovia, California. It caters to readers in the central and eastern parts of the San Gabriel Valley. From 1955 to 2015, it was based in West Covina. The Tribune is part of the Southern California News Group, which was previously known as the Los Angeles Newspaper Group and is now a branch of Digital First Media. Additionally, it is included in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group, which also features the Pasadena Star-News and the Whittier Daily News.

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An LA County botanical gem to offer wildfire survivors a garden respite as six months post-fire near

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Anissa Rivera

As the sixth month anniversary of the Eaton and Palisades fires approaches, The Arboretum and Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation are offering a garden respite for survivors. Residents impacted by the mammoth wildfires are invited to spend the day, from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., on June 29, walking the botanical paths of the Arboretum in Arcadia.
Larry Wilson: When cops shoot TV reporters on purpose

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Larry Wilson

War with Iran is not in the interest of the American People
El Monte program launches, sparked by need in wake of ICE raids

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Anissa Rivera

It was after the eighth or ninth story that Patricia Alarcón had to excuse herself. After hearing tales from families in hiding, unwilling to even answer their door, neighbors sharing dwindling food supplies with each other, and many not knowing where missing family members are, Alarcón found herself in her car, near tears.
Meet Lena, Tabitha and Vision, this week’s Pets of the Week

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Anissa Rivera

Lena, No. A521059, is a spunky two-year-old German Shepherd at Pasadena Humane who embodies a perfect blend of sweetness, intelligence and playfulness. From the moment you meet her, it’s clear she’s a loyal and affectionate companion who quickly forms bonds with those she trusts. While Lena may be a bit cautious at first, her natural curiosity and eagerness to please allow her to warm up to people and new experiences with time.
In rural Alaska, a village turns to solar and biomass energies to cut diesel and save money

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Dorany Pineda |John Locher |Mark Thiessen

By DORANY PINEDA, JOHN LOCHER and MARK THIESSENGALENA, Alaska (AP) — Eric Huntington built his dream cabin nestled in the wilderness of central Alaska, eventually raising two daughters there. But over the years, he learned that living in this quiet, remote village came with a hefty cost. Every year, the Huntington family spent about $7,000 on diesel to heat the cabin during bone-chilling winters, and a few years back, a power outage at the town’s diesel plant left residents freezing in minus 50 F.
Travel: Here are 6 less-visited cruise ports that are worth calling on

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | David Dickstein

It’s tough going on luxury cruise after luxury cruise with all the frustrations one must endure. Like the nth time getting upsold on oils and serums once a spa treatment is over. Or repetitive food choices that can lead to experiencing déjà vu starting on Day Eight if the main dining room is on a seven-day menu rotation. And heaven help being subjected to a professional lounge singer with a limited song repertoire.
Inter Milan, Monterrey play to draw in Club World Cup opener at Rose Bowl

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Greg Beacham

By GREG BEACHAM AP Sports WriterPASADENA — Inter Milan was held to a 1-1 draw by Monterrey in a Club World Cup opener on Tuesday night at the Rose Bowl, the Italian power’s first match since losing the Champions League final. Veteran Spanish star Sergio Ramos scored on a stunning first-half header for Monterrey, delighting the decidedly pro-Mexico crowd on hand for Monterrey coach Domènec Torrent’s own debut.
Photos: Azusa pool celebrates summer, Slauson Pool centennial

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Anissa Rivera

The city of Azusa celebrated the centennial of the James Slauson Community Pool on June 14, coinciding with National Family Health and Fitness Day. Families and local leaders gathered at the historic pool to commemorate a century of recreation, health and community connections. The 100th anniversary celebration featured live music, refreshments, family-friendly activities, and historic items on display for view.
How my mother found a loving father in her own son-in-law

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Patricia Bunin

“George is the father I never had,” my mother said to me from her nursing home bed. Her actual father, a Russian immigrant house painter, died in an accident when Mom was only three years old. The youngest of eight children, her memories of him were from stories she heard from her siblings about how he held her on his lap while he played his accordion.
It’s Pride over grief in Altadena, one step at a time in burn zone event

1 week ago | sgvtribune.com | Jarret Liotta

On a day when emotions were high across the country, in a time when fear and uncertainty trouble many in the LGBTQ+ community, Altadena Pride brought an opportunity to unite as a community and step away from some of the chaos. Hundreds of participants from all walks of life were at the Altadena Main Library on Saturday afternoon, June 14, gathered to show their support for all people, regardless of differences, and to find some solace during a difficult time.