They’re fun, slinky, furry and also illegal to own in California. Recently, ferrets were the topic of discussion at a Culver City City Council meeting as a group of ferret-loving activists aimed to change a law that has been in place since 1933. Chella has the story on the Angel City Ferret Club’s mission to #FreeTheFerrets.
Michael C. McMillen: Train of Thought, through Aug. 14, Oakland Museum, 45 N. Venice Boulevard, Venice, 310.822.4955 or lalouver.com/mcmillen Chain Letter, group exhibition, curated by Christian Cummings and Doug Harvey, through August 25, Shoshana Wayne […]
By Kathy Boole As part of its 100th birthday celebrations, Kiwanis International is promoting the creation of children’s playgrounds around the world. More than 11 new playgrounds are to be built in 2015. The aging […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
Read moreBuyers can rebuild under Malibu’s Fast Track Rebuild Program, with potential for up to 3,433 square feet of livable space,...
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