At the Green Ambassadors Youth Summit at Crossroads School on Wednesday, May 30, Roy Young, Jr., a Global Warrior club member from Dorsey High, tested the bike blender, making fruit smoothies by human power. photo […]

Governor and Brentwood resident Arnold Schwarzenegger was honored last week at Heal the Bay’s 16th annual Bring Back the Beach dinner. The governor was honored “for his exemplary contributions to the environmental health of California’s […]

Few drivers quarrel with California’s longstanding law requiring every automobile owner in the state to carry liability insurance. That’s because almost everyone has either been hit by an uninsured motorist or knows someone who has. […]

It’s out there, somewhere.  Perhaps it’s only as real as a series of drawings or even a clay model.  It may be nothing more than a computer file with a few pieces of artwork and […]

When interviewing prospective teachers, I often asked the desert island question: “If you were given an all-expense-paid six-month vacation on a beautiful desert island and could take only five or 10 (or whatever number) novels […]

Call it “two-way Thursday.” On May 24 in downtown Los Angeles, the Metropolitan Transit Authority of the public sector was substantially increasing fares for bus and rail riders while a few miles away at Universal […]

A dead man who appeared to have been killed by blunt force trauma to the head was found Sunday morning, June 3, in the 1500 block of Palisades Park, near the Camera Obscura building on […]

The use of gag orders by the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has sparked a controversy as to whether the City should increase its annual contribution to the District. Members of the community brought the […]