Nicely done, Bureau of Street Lighting!
The darker days and nights are on the horizon with fall afoot, but so are our city workers promising light
Block party; Plymouth School; Women’s Empowerment Movie
It was billed as “It’s a Wrap! The Last Brookside Block Party,” but residents are hoping that not to be
Immaculate Heart student interviews Justice Barrett
By Poppy Seidler, age 13, KidScoop Media correspondent I had the privilege of interviewing Justice Amy Coney Barrett at the
Maydan Market has many sumptuous food hall options
Forget everything you thought you knew about food halls. The new Maydan Market by Michelin-starred chef Rose Previte in West
Chefs talk about seasonal cooking for the holiday months
Apart from harvesting one’s own produce, seasonal fruits and vegetables from a farmers market is the healthiest way to shop
Neighbors rattled after man kills girlfriend, self on Ridgewood
Neighbors were startled from slumber to the sound of six gunshots followed by a Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) helicopter
Wrestling’s a major theme in John Irving’s newest book
I’m fortunate enough to occasionally receive uncorrected advance reader’s editions of soon-to-be published novels. These can have errors and typos,
New campus unveiled at John Burroughs Middle School
Cheers and smiles were all around at the opening of a new three-story campus on Oct. 6 at John Burroughs
‘Sorcery of Images’ opened at Marciano
Sister Corita Kent, 1918-1986, is best known for her message of faith, love, and peace as expressed in her pop
Preservation loses a battle—SB79 signed into law—and a star is remembered
The signing of Senate Bill 79 (SB79) by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Oct. 10 was a bitter defeat to California’s
