April 6, 2005

DIVINE INSPIRATION: At last Saturday’s Literacy Festival, children made books, and read them as well.

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News May 12, 2026

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Arts May 13, 2026

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By CHARLES ANDREWS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: Final Performances -“BLUE KISS,” Ruskin Group Theatre – I hope you’ve taken the opportunity to experience this all-around excellent two-actor play, a most unusual story slowly revealed like layers of […]

Hard May 19, 2026

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Hard May 16, 2026

Senator Allen Advances Eight Bills Through Key Senate Committee

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film review May 22, 2026

Film Review: In the Grey

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Hard May 24, 2026

Closed Lanes, Restricted Parking in West LA, Hollywood and Echo Park Through Late May

The approximately $70.2 million project covers multiple segments of SR-2 from Santa Monica to Echo Park and is intended to extend pavement life and improve safety. Caltrans will implement overnight lane closures and 24-hour parking […]