It’s quite a thing to watch a film like Milk coming off such an historic election year. Yes, they’re all historic, but this one felt like the will of the people had been revived, all […]

The current downturn in the global economy and a growing environmental consciousness continue to inspire innovation in the automobile industry.  The 2008 Auto Show at the L.A. Convention Center reflects major automakers’ ongoing response to […]

A community meeting about the Wilshire Bus Rapid Transit Project drew both pro and con reactions regarding a proposed plan to create dedicated bus lanes on Wilshire Boulevard from downtown Los Angeles to the Santa […]

You can reasonably argue that if America gets caught up in the historical romance of the Obama family moving into the White House, it was the President Elect who started it. It was Obama himself […]

Re-printed from the Mirror October 30, 2008 Dear Editor, Saturday, October 25 at 6:34 p.m. I heard pounding at my front door and when I opened the interior door I was asked by a hostile […]

Jail in Baker County Georgia consisted of a black metal cage, 20x20x8, divided into four equal sections and placed within a square, concrete block building with openings for windows, but no windows. In a usual […]

The effort to provide additional housing for homeless veterans at the West Los Angeles VA facility took another step forward on Wednesday evening, November 19, as VA authorities held a public meeting to detail their […]

The need to conserve water in Southern California has never been greater due to drought conditions and constant population growth. One of the most significant ways to save water is using sustainable landscaping practices. These […]

In the world of musical theatre, a “triple threat” is someone who can act and dance and sing, and do all three well. For the D’Andrea family, it has meant having three actor-singer daughters in […]