Once again confirming my belief that Rosemead only gets in the news when something bad happens, multiple news sources have reported that the principal at Don Bosco Technical Institute was stabbed by a student earlier today.

It looks like the city of Rosemead is going to try to find the answer to that question. You see, you may not be aware that Rosemead has scheduled a Lunar New Year celebration for Saturday, January 23 in Rosemead Park(with January 30 as the rain date, which they may need to use).

The SGV headline says "San Gabriel," but the story says "Alhambra." Anyway, the YMCA in Alhambra got a visit from the folks at ESPN gameday, Home Depot, and hundreds of YMCA volunteers to get a new playground.

There's a fair chance we'll see this story during coverage of the BCS title game on Thursday.

Yep, Rosemead in the news again--this time, for a murder-suicide.

This is a follow-up to this story, about the firing of the San Gabriel High School Girls baskeball coaching staff.

Entire Girls basketball coaching staff fired

Why would you fire everyone after an "event" involving the JV? In the college ranks, they might talk about a "loss of institutional control." At the high school level? I don't know.

Does it seem like Rosemead only gets in the news when something bad happens?

Scuffle at Rosemead McDonalds

If it were me, I'd have used a different phrase, because "on the precipice" usually has a bad connotation, as in, "about to fall off a cliff." Nonetheless, the AP is reports the President as saying we are "on the precipice" of passing health care legislation.