Temple City Tribune

Temple City Police Blotters: Sept. 18 to 23

Sept. 18 A grand theft occurred between…

Temple City and PUSD Sierra Madre Teachers Among 16 County Teachers of the Year

Last Friday, the Los Angeles County Office of Education…

Hundreds attend Temple Station (LASD) Open House- Celebrating 90 Years

“Officer” Camacho, 3, gets a chance see what the LASD…

News

Temple Station Celebrates 90 Years This Saturday Sept. 10 – Don’t miss the fun

Wanted: Temple Station Deputies Want Citizens to Attend Open House 10-2 Saturday On Saturday Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Temple Sheriff Station will hold…

September 9, 2016No CommentRead More

5th District Supervisorial Race Heats Up in the Courtroom

Donald Trump Opposition Sparks Writ in 5th District Race By Terry Miller Los Angeles County Supervisor candidate Kathryn Barger filed a petition for writ of mandate…

August 29, 2016No CommentRead More

Welcome George Goold

Provisional Appointment Made by TCUSD Board of Education The Temple City Unified School District is pleased to announce the provisional appointment of George Goold to the board…

August 25, 2016No CommentRead More

Education

TCUSD Assesment Scores Continue Strong

The Temple City Unified School District (TCUSD) released results last week for three…

August 31, 2016No CommentRead More

Greetings From California!

A Final Update From Temple City’s Sister City Ambassadors By Natalie Scigliano and…

August 31, 2016No CommentRead More

CAASPP Results Show Significant Statewide Progress

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson announced Wednesday that California students made significant…

August 25, 2016No CommentRead More

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Entertainment

Calendar: Sept. 1 to 7

EDITOR’S PICK: Barks and Books (Sept. 3 @ 11 a.m., Arcadia Public Library, 20 W. Duarte Road). Barks and Books is Pasadena Humane Society’s reading enrichment…

August 31, 2016No CommentRead More

Innis & Gunn Makes Its Mark on the US With a Beer Brewed With Truth Serum

Company Sends Samples to Leading Presidential Candidates By Terry Miller Sometimes – every once in a while – an email really garners extra attention from this…

August 30, 2016No CommentRead More

Business Profile: Pokelicious

Pokelicious is Temple City’s newest destination for fresh, exotic custom Poke creations. Don’t worry, there are no Pokemon being harmed – Poke is a Hawaiian dish,…

August 30, 2016No CommentRead More

Calendar: Aug. 11 to 17

EDITOR’S PICK: Monthly Bird Walk with Pasadena Audubon (Aug. 13 @ 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., Los Angeles Arboretum, 301 N. Baldwin Ave.). Whether you’ve been…

August 10, 2016No CommentRead More

Cal Phil Takes Center Stage at Walt Disney Concert Hall

Maestro Victor Vener and his California Philharmonic (Cal Phil) are thrilled to welcome some of Opera’s finest artists, “Center Stage,” on Sunday, Aug. 7 at the iconic Walt Disney…

August 2, 2016No CommentRead More

Grammy Award Winner Joins Cal Phil

California Philharmonic (Cal Phil) Maestro Victor Vener has announced soulful songstress Judith Hill is joining the acclaimed orchestra as a surprise special guest during its “Greatest Hits” concert, taking…

July 27, 2016No CommentRead More

Crime

Police Blotters: Aug. 21 to 26

Aug. 21 Two vandalisms occurred between Aug. 19 at 9:30 p.m. and Aug. 21 at 6:39 p.m., in the…

August 30, 2016No CommentRead More

Duarte Party Turns Deadly Friday Night

A Duarte man shot and killed his neighbor Friday night around 8 p.m. then led responding LASD deputies on a…

August 25, 2016No CommentRead More

Five SGV Residents Arrested for Human Trafficking

On Aug. 4, a multi-agency team of investigators from local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies concluded a…

August 24, 2016No CommentRead More

LASD Investigating Suspected Rosemead Arson Fires

On Tuesday morning at 2:26 a.m. the Temple Sheriff’s Station received a call of a structure fire in the 3000 block…

August 19, 2016No CommentRead More

Business

Duarte Chamber Spearheads Women’s Business Expo

San Gabriel Valley workforce leaders and the Duarte Chamber of Commerce are partnering again to host a Women’s Business Expo “Turn Your Passion into Power” scheduled…

August 25, 2016No Comment

Business Profile: Pasadena Certified Farmers’ Market

By Gus Herrera The Pasadena Certified Farmers’ Market (PCFM) is re-defining the way farmers’ markets connect the local agrarian and urban communities. When one…

August 19, 2016No Comment

Health

Say Cheese! How What You Eat Affects Your Smile

Face it: We live in a selfie-centric society that, combined with our health-driven lifestyles, makes a smile more important today than it has been in…

August 31, 2016No Comment

How to Avoid Neck and Back Pain From Backpacks

If you’re like most parents, you remember sending your kindergartener off to school with a backpack bigger than they were. While your child may be…

August 31, 2016No Comment

Arts & Culture

Monthly Art Column (7/21/16 Issue)

By Jeff Davis Michael Sistig’s first solo painting and sculpture exhibition in the US, “MATTER,” is on exhibit at the El Segundo Museum of Art (ESMOA)…

July 25, 2016No Comment

Autry Museum Acquires Works of Harry Fonseca

The Autry recently announced that it has acquired the estate of renowned Maidu/Portuguese/Hawaiian artist Harry Fonseca (1946-2006). The collection includes over 500 original works of…

July 11, 2016No Comment

Sports

Poly Runs Over Temple City in 42-14 Victory

By Christian Romo School doesn’t start for Poly students until next week, but this proved to be no challenge for the Panther football team. Undermanned…

August 30, 2016No Comment

Football Player Sits Out National Anthem

Ignites Corrosive Criticism By Phil Space San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick says he’s ready for the backlash after his refusal to stand for the…

August 29, 2016No Comment

Dining

Business Profile: Ahipoki Bowl

By J. Shadé Quintanilla For all you health nuts out there, there’s a new restaurant in town. Ahipoki Bowl, a fast-casual restaurant, is serving some of the…

December 16, 2015No Comment

Business Profile: PizzaRev

By J. Shadé Quintanilla It is no secret that New York has the reputation for the best pizza, and there is a rumor going around that pizza…

October 29, 2015No Comment

Environment

Enrich Your Home and Environment With Legal, Domestic Hardwood

More Americans might be driving hybrid cars and recycling, but their hardwood kitchen and living room floors can be just as critical to climate change.…

July 12, 2016No Comment

Golden State Water Company Adjusts Foothill District Conservation Standard

Effective immediately, customers may water outdoor landscapes up to three days per week and state-issued conservation mandates have been replaced with new voluntary reduction targets.…

July 11, 2016No Comment

Obituaries

In Memoriam: Mary Morabito

On July 24, 2016, Mary Matosian Morabito, beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, died peacefully in Santa Barbara. She was born in Milwaukee, Wis. on July…

July 27, 2016No Comment

James R. Rucker

James R. Rucker was born on Nov. 7, 1986, the fourth of four children born to Katie Jefferson. His father, James Rucker Sr. and sister, Lisa Jefferson,…

February 24, 2016No Comment

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