News
Assembly Panel OKs Setting Minimum Age for Prosecution
A bill that’s part of a sweeping package of criminal-justice reforms on how California treats youths and young adults was …[READ MORE]
Month: June 2018
Arts
Actors Gang Offers Summer Theater for Everyone
Nearly 130,000 children in Los Angeles go home to an empty house once school closes during summertime, with no enrichment …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Curiosity Rover Finds Ancient Organic Material, Mysterious Methane on Mars
NASA’s Curiosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks on Mars that suggests the planet could have supported ancient …[READ MORE]
News
WLAC Graduates Largest Baccalaureate Class in California Community Colleges on 50th Anniversary
“You owe us all a debt, public dollars finance community colleges,” said Senator Holly J. Mitchell at the milestone 50th …[READ MORE]
Community
Yours? Mine? Ours? Graduation Schedule for CCUSD Schools
If you have friends, relatives and loved ones graduating from CCUSD schools, here is the date, time and place to …[READ MORE]
News
Market Hall to Break Ground in Fall
Urbanspace, a curator and developer of public markets, will soon ply its trade in Culver City. According to Urbanize.LA, Regency …[READ MORE]
News
Fair and Just Sentencing Passes Key Committee
The California Assembly Public Safety Committee today approved another common-sense, evidence-based policy approach to criminal justice reforms. Specifically, Senate Bill …[READ MORE]
CCFoodie
CC Foodie – Parts Unknown
What is the difference between “I don’t want to live like this anymore,” and “I don’t want to live anymore?” …[READ MORE]
News
Habitat for Humanity – Power Women, Power Tools
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles (Habitat LA) in partnership with lead sponsor Chico’s FAS Inc. will host its …[READ MORE]
The Skinny by Amy Brunell
Ever Enough?
Ever Enough? When will I feel ___________ enough? I’m tired of the “never enough” feeling. Truly, truly tired. It doesn’t …[READ MORE]