Rosemead City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Diana Lam
Candidate for City Council
Diana Lam is running for Rosemead City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 3 seats.
In-person vote centers open · Sat, Oct 24, 2026
Career education manager at BioscienceLA, building training programs for jobs in science and medicine. She previously oversaw risk for a $2 billion financing platform at Bank of America.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Career Education Manager
- Endorsed by
- Congresswoman Judy Chu; Los Angeles County Democratic Party; LA County Federation of Labor; Alton Wang and Ryan Liu, Pasadena City College trustees; Andy Yam, Garvey School District board member; Florencio F. Briones, El Monte Union High School District board president. Diana Lam for Rosemead City Council
- Campaign website
- www.votedianalam.com
The Los Angeles County Democratic Party's endorsed-candidates page lists Diana Lam and Sandra Armenta for Rosemead City Council. Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Where Diana Lam stands: positions on the record
City services1 sourced position
Says she will modernize outdated systems and publish clear timelines for every department.
“I will modernize outdated systems, publish clear timelines for every department, and cut the extra steps between residents and a straight answer.”
Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 30, 2026
Main streets1 sourced position
Says she will lead an economic development strategy for Garvey Avenue, Valley Boulevard and San Gabriel Boulevard.
“I will lead a real economic development strategy to revive them as hubs for small businesses and local jobs”
Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 30, 2026
Language access1 sourced position
Says she will expand free, multilingual, community-centered programs for seniors, youth and non-English speakers.
“I will expand free, multilingual, community-centered programs for seniors, youth, and non-English speakers”
Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 30, 2026
Also running for City Council
- Sandra Armenta (incumbent)
- Steven Ly (incumbent)
- John Tran
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