Rosemead
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Rosemead Youth In Government Day Returns
The City of Rosemead has opened registration for its 2026 Youth In Government Day Program, inviting local high school juniors and seniors to step into civic leadership roles this spring. The two-part Youth In Government Day program will take place March 19 and April 16, 2026, according to a city announcement and promotional flier. The…
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Rosemead Community Clean-Up Set Feb. 28
The Rosemead community clean-up returns Feb. 28 as city officials call on residents to help improve parks, streets and public spaces. The Beautification Commission will host the event Saturday, Feb. 28, with check-in at 8:30 a.m. at the Garvey Community Center, 9108 Garvey Ave., according to a city flier and social media announcement. Organizers will…
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Coffee Time With Deputies Builds Rosemead Trust
Residents will have a chance to meet local law enforcement in a relaxed setting when the City of Rosemead hosts Coffee Time with the Deputies later this month. The community event is scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 21, from 10 a.m. to noon at Da Vien Coffee on Garvey Avenue. The event brings together residents, city…
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Rosemead Building Code Impact On Home Projects
The Rosemead building code impact will be felt far beyond City Hall following a recent City Council vote that updates how homes are built, remodeled, and inspected. While the decision sounded technical, the decision impact will shape kitchens, garages, patios, and backyards across the city in the coming years. When the City of Rosemead City…
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Rosemead Maintenance Lead Job Open
The City of Rosemead is accepting applications for a full-time Maintenance Lead Worker position in the Public Works Department, offering competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package. The recruitment aims to fill one current vacancy and create an eligibility list for future openings, according to the city’s official job bulletin. Rosemead maintenance lead job applications…
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Former Rosemead Councilmember William Alarcon dies at 78
Former Rosemead Councilmember William Alarcon, a longtime civic leader and advocate for local residents, died Dec. 7, 2025, surrounded by family, city officials announced. He was 78. Alarcon served the City of Rosemead for more than two decades across multiple roles, earning a reputation as a steady presence in local government and a thoughtful voice…
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Rosemead Test Scores Show Academic Gains
The California Department of Education released statewide test results this week showing the Rosemead School District outperforming county and state averages in English language arts, mathematics, and science while identifying areas for continued growth. District officials reported that 59.23% of students met or exceeded standards in English language arts, compared with 50.50% countywide and 48.82%…
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Rosemead Hosts Community Area Watch Meeting
Rosemead residents and business owners interested in learning about local crime and prevention strategies are invited to attend a Community Area Watch Meeting on Thursday, Oct. 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Rosemead Community Center, 3936 Muscatel Avenue. The meeting focuses on Reporting Districts 0533 and 0530, covering the areas near Rush Street,…
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ADUs Gain Momentum in Temple City, Rosemead
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs), often called “granny flats,” are emerging as a local strategy to address housing shortages. As cities revise zoning and streamline permits, more homeowners across the San Gabriel Valley are considering ADUs to host family, generate rental income, or expand housing options. State Law Meets Local Implementation California requires cities to allow…
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Rosemead Declares September as National Preparedness Month
The Rosemead City Council has officially proclaimed September 2025 as National Preparedness Month, urging residents to prepare for emergencies before disaster strikes. The proclamation was presented at a recent council meeting, emphasizing the importance of family, business, and community readiness. Preparing for Emergencies in Rosemead The proclamation highlights that disasters can occur without warning, but…