It’s difficult to imagine that there could be any more horrific images of the damage and destruction done to the lower ninth ward by Hurricane Katrina, yet the new documentary, Trouble the Water, does just […]

Being in between apartments put me in the position of having to wait for the cable guy (girl?) to come and hook me back up to the number one reason for America’s failing heath, indifference […]

In 1962 the USS Arizona Memorial was established in memory of those who died in the Pearl Harbor attack. However, as time went by it was realized that the addition of a museum and a […]

Not a Police Officer Tuesday, August 26 at 8:44 p.m. – intersection of 21st and Pearl Streets – Officers responded to a call of a Suspicious Person and were told by witnesses that the person […]

Sen. John McCain and his wife Cindy own one condominium in the leafy San Diego suburb of La Jolla and two more in nearby Coronado, even if he has trouble remembering those facts, so you […]

I’m writing this piece on Labor Day. It’s supposed to be a holiday from work, but there are situations that can’t be anticipated where we must adapt. And this past Labor Day weekend became a […]

During the Olympics, China showed the world that it can throw a heck of a coming–out party. But traveling here post-Olympics, one sees the many complexities and challenges of this vast and ancient land. Especially […]

With the election season upon us, the Mirror presents the following directory of some of the local players on the political scene whose voices will be heard during the campaigns in the next two months. […]

Residents in the Wilshire-Montana neighborhood have a new place to buy stamps or send packages. Miko Photo at 718 Montana Avenue is now Miko Photo and CPU (Contract Postal Unit); in other words, the friendly […]