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June 22, 2026
Published: Jun 22, 2026
Resident Melissa Michelson Announces Candidacy for Alhambra City Council District 5, Cites Business Impact and Transparency Concerns
Melissa Michelson, a resident, announced her candidacy for City Council District 5. She expressed concerns about the Main Street construction project's impact on local businesses and the lack of acknowledgment for their struggles. Michelson also raised issues with the electronic agenda's functionality, suggesting improvements for public accessibility. She highlighted her 18 years of community involvement and her platform of prioritizing residents, accountability, taxpayer dollars, and ensuring all parts of District 5 receive attention.
Alhambra Advances Tenant Relocation Assistance Ordinance Despite Landlord Opposition
The council discussed item 49, an ordinance to increase tenant relocation assistance for no-fault evictions to three months' rent, with a carve-out for properties with one to four units unless demolition or substantial remodel occurs. Councilmember Maza recused himself. Multiple speakers, including real estate associations and individual landlords, opposed the increase, citing financial burdens and potential negative impacts on affordable housing and property maintenance. Councilmember Lee and Mayor Maloney supported the increase, emphasizing tenant protection, rising rents, and the inadequacy of the state-mandated one month. The ordinance passed its first reading.
Alhambra Finance Department's Mabel Yu Honored for 38 Years of Service Upon Retirement
City Council presented a certificate of service and a plaque to Mabel Yu, Revenue Supervisor in the Finance Department, recognizing her retirement after 38 years of service. The council expressed gratitude for her dedication and contributions to the city's financial operations. Yu thanked her colleagues, bosses, parents, husband, and children, reflecting on her start as her first job after high school and expressing that the city had become a family to her.
Alhambra Council Approves Ethical Investment Policy, Seeks Future Transparency on Holdings
The council approved item 12, an ethical investment policy. Councilmember Wang requested a list of the city's investments and their products for better understanding. Councilmember Maza supported the policy but also requested future transparency on investment details. The motion to approve included the caveat that a list of investments would be provided in the future.
Alhambra Council Advances Ordinance for Increased Tenant Relocation Assistance
Councilmember Lee moved to approve the ordinance increasing tenant relocation assistance for no-fault evictions to three months' rent, with a carve-out for properties with one to four units unless demolition or substantial remodel occurs. The motion was seconded. Councilmember Maza recused himself due to owning a four-unit property. The ordinance passed its first reading after extensive public comment and council deliberation on balancing tenant protections with landlord concerns.
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