Alhambra
Discover Alhambra, a vibrant city in California's San Gabriel Valley.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Archdiocese of Los Angeles
About Alhambra
Located in Los Angeles County, California, Alhambra sits in the San Gabriel Valley, bordered by cities like Pasadena and El Monte. Known for its rich history dating back to the early 20th century, Alhambra has maintained a strong sense of community and cultural heritage. The city's economy is bolstered by diverse industries including retail, manufacturing, and small businesses. With its charming neighborhoods and active civic engagement, Alhambra stands out as a significant part of Southern California.
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Notable people from Alhambra
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Ronnie Bucknum1936–1992racecar driver
Dean Cundeyb. 1946American cinematographer
James D. Watkins1927–2012Chief of U.S. Naval operations (1982–86), 6th U.S. Secretary of Energy (1989–93)
Mitch Vogelb. 1956American former child actor
Andrew Eugene Bellisariob. 1956American Catholic Archbishop
Robert Lawson Vaught1926–2002American mathematician (1926–2002)
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