Assemblymember Ted Lieu and Los Angeles City Councilman Bill Rosendahl cut the ribbon for the opening of the Shallow Water Nature Center and Library Corner at the Matilla Village Center in Playa del Rey. Also […]

The chain link fence by the old gas station on PCH near Entrada continues to be an eyesore for motorists. photo by Laurie Robin Rosenthal

Residents and business owners from the eastern end of Santa Monica’s Mid-City area discussed the possibility of having preferential parking in their part of town at a meeting hosted by the City at Virginia Avenue […]

Super Tuesday is in the books and due to a much earlier primary election date, for the first time in decades California’s huge bulge of delegates have finally had meaningful impact in both the Democratic […]

Maybe there never was such a thing as “the promise of the Internet.” Maybe that’s something I imagined I heard, a faint echo of the speech that opened every “Star Trek” episode. For some time […]

Super Tuesday – Not So Super It’s been a big week. If variety is the spice of life, we’re certainly living. Monday was the hangover from the Super Bowl, especially for Giants’ fans. Thursday was […]

Last Friday, February 1, at the main library Julie Rusk, Director of Human Services, and past mayor Councilman Richard Bloom, a Bring Home LA founder and longtime Board member, announced a plan based on a […]

And so, in the end it turns out moving California’s presidential primary up into early February was a good thing for the state. With turnout way up from the March primary of four years ago, […]

(NAPSI)-For children and teenagers, the Internet can be an excellent resource for information, communication, and entertainment, but many parents are increasingly concerned about excessive time online. Researchers are finding that for some youths, Internet activity […]