How Small Businesses Can Outsource Human Resources With Confidence We sit down with Pricilla Cunningham and Kenneth Lindstrom from Insperity to talk about why HR feels so stressful for business owners and how the right partner can give you time, clarity, and real peace of mind. We dig into California compliance, the employee handbook, and…
Who To Call After Damage – Floods, Fires, And The Cleanup Crew A burst water heater, an overflowing toilet, a kitchen full of smoke residue, or a home sitting vacant after a wildfire can flip your life overnight and the hardest part is often simply knowing what to do first. On Arcadia FYI I sit…
I have a talented show for you! A hidden gem of Arcadia takes the mic: the Arcadia High School Chinese Parents Choir. What started as a group of school boosters became a confident, 40-voice ensemble
Arcadia Politics, Plain Talk with Councilman David Fu on Homelessness, Recall, and Keeping Arcadia Safe I sat down with Councilman David Fu for a candid look at his recall challenges. We talk about the homelessness, staged public comments, censure vs censorship, and why Arcadia’s core services keep improving despite noisy politics. Evidence, process, and public…
How A High School Theater Became The City’s Cultural Heart We trace how Arcadia turned a decades-old dream into a modern performing arts center on the high school campus, blending student learning with big-name acts and easy access for locals. Christine Lee shares her path from volunteer parent to foundation president, plus details on The…
I sat down with Donna Choi, MJ Finstrom, and Diana Bacero as they share the story of the Downtown Arcadia Holiday Fair and why it evokes such a special, hometown feel. They share how a small idea became Arcadia’s favorite holiday street fair with 90+ booths, festive food and drinks, kids’ activities, and a streamlined…
The is History of a City’s Soul I journey with story of Arcadia’s rise to the City it is today. From Lucky Baldwin’s land gamble to a city shaped by women leaders as Anita Baldwin. To immigrant communities, horse racing, and a commitment to preserving hard history as well as triumphs. Ed Anderson, President of…
A tiny nonprofit team maps out a safe, walkable Halloween Haunting while revealing how email, giveaways, and partnerships turn community moments into real support for local businesses. We share routes, vendors, volunteer strategy, candy needs, and why collaboration beats algorithms. Halloween Haunting route, times, safety boundaries Why walkable events drive restaurant visits Building a 15k…
Santa Anita Park with Pete Siberell I go inside Santa Anita Park with Pete Siberell to explore racing, safety reforms, community events, and how Arcadia will host LA28 Olympics Equestrian. From seating tips and Clocker’s Corner to Enchant’s holiday light show, we map what to do and what’s next. 90 years of history and a…
I had the honor to sit down with Dr. David Vannasdall to explore how Arcadia Unified balances tradition, choice, and care to serve 9,000 students with a stable, future‑ready culture. From counseling roots to AI planning, we map what makes this district work and how families can partner well. stability across board, leadership, and staff…