A small grocery chain from the Pacific Northwest will take over seven Albertsons locations by late April as it continues its march into the Southern California supermarket landscape. Haggen is making a huge expansion into …[READ MORE]
Director Harold C. Williams and community partners from California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) and Surfrider Foundation celebrated the unveiling of CSUDH’s largest Ocean Friendly Garden (OFG) on campus during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, …[READ MORE]
As work continues on schedule on Phase 2 of the 6.6-mile, $1.5 billion Exposition Light Rail Transit project through Santa Monica, city administrators have begun holding regular inter-departmental meetings to prepare for its opening early …[READ MORE]
Starting this Monday, March 30, please don’t try to go barreling down the Bike Path Access Ramp at Duquesne Ave: it’ll be closed intermittently between Monday and April 10, and then closed all day, every …[READ MORE]
This Saturday night, March 28 from 8:30 to 9: 30 local time will be Earth Hour – an international event connecting 128 countries, turning out all nonessential lighting as a simple gesture towards effecting climate …[READ MORE]
As California faces its fourth consecutive year of drought, join West Basin for one of its upcoming Water 101 classes to learn about the importance of water reliability. The Water 101 course provides a global, …[READ MORE]
Tucked in the Folds of the Iron Curtain Budapest has been on my destination hit list for a long, long time. I stayed pretty close to home last spring break for the first time in …[READ MORE]
From 9am-noon, Saturday, April 25, 2015, join Ballona Creek Renaissance (BCR) and the Office of LA City Councilman Mike Bonin-CD11 at a big Earth Week Ballona Creek Cleanup! Meet at Centinela Ave at Milton St., …[READ MORE]
Culver City was barely one square mile when it became the redundantly quaint City of Culver City in 1917. Nearly 100 years later, it is five times that size and as far from square as …[READ MORE]
This spring, our Sun and Moon happen to be so aligned that first the Moon’s shadow falls on the Earth and then, two weeks later, the Earth’s shadow falls on the Moon. The result: sky-watchers …[READ MORE]
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