San Marino, CA|News|
Lam, Who Did Not Seek Reelection, Reflects On School Board Term
While on the board, Lam supported the district’s Mandarin Dual Language Immersion program and Measure M, a $200 million school bond.

While on the board, Lam supported the district’s Mandarin Dual Language Immersion program and Measure M, a $200 million school bond.

Originally combined into one project, the two corridors will now proceed separately.
The exhibition explores how images influence public understanding of political events and collective memory.
The 30-minute production adapts the 1980s action film with original songs, comedy and audience interaction.
The Eaton Fire destroyed buildings, a playground and infrastructure at Farnsworth Park.
Volunteers can help with race bib and T-shirt pickup, event setup and cleanup, water stations, race-day registration and food collection.
Applications for the three commissions are due by Dec. 7.
Agoura Hills needs five new members of the city's Planning Commission.
The restoration project has been ongoing since 2007.
The Live on Sunset series later this month will feature Rock-Hall-of-Famer Cheryl Crow.
The PROOF Festival provides emerging filmmakers an opportunity to share their work and pursue future filmmaking opportunities.
The Interscholastic Beach Volleyball League is getting ready for the National Classic tournament later this month.
Belmont Shore’s 28 blocks of businesses offer a wide variety of unique gifts.
Three seats on the San Marino Unified School District Board of Education will not appear on the ballot because the candidates ran unopposed.
The results represent increases of 6% in English language arts and 5% in math.
A full-service bar and live entertainment will round out the holiday celebration.
All four Culver City Vote Centers will be open through Election Day.
Pasadena officials reported the city's first two human cases of West Nile Virus this year.
Individuals, student clubs and community organizations were invited to create altars honoring departed friends and family.
The free Star Party will feature an astronomer's presentation, an observatory tour and telescope viewing.