On September 2, 2021, the California State Legislature approved Assembly Bill 721, authored by Assemblymember Richard Bloom, to invalidate vestiges of discrimination in housing covenants. AB 721 provides property owners with a process to remove …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I fully support restricting R1 zoning, as I believe this policy is outdated and racist. I first became aware of discriminatory housing practices, particularly redlining, during my time working in Congresswoman Karen Bass’ …[READ MORE]
The Actors’ Gang has crafted a three-part masterpiece with “We Live On,” based on Studs Terkel’s oral history, “Working.” The last set of three performances begins online tonight at 7 pm. The virtual live production …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Sierra Club California strongly opposes this recall and we urge you to vote NO on question 1 of your ballot. California has a low bar to recall elected officials, which has led to …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles Community College District successfully advocated for passage of the first-ever California legislative budget earmark that provides $10 million in funds for LGBTQ+ student support services at community college campuses across the state. …[READ MORE]
An overcast Wednesday morning might not seem the moment to hit the spotlight, but it all reflected well on the Recycling Pilot Project located on Jefferson behind the Studio Village Shopping Center. September 1, 2021 …[READ MORE]
Located in the garden of the Wende Museum, the former East German guardhouse that once monitored and controlled access to the state-run East German news agency, Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst, now plays host to rotating installations …[READ MORE]
Going back to school in person does not have to mean going back to traffic twice a day. Culver CityBus has launched a new pilot program for students in Culver City Unified School District schools …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, This week, the California Legislature, a graveyard of many past bills allowing for more housing stock, finally took action and passed SB 9 and SB 10, both of which ease restrictions on building …[READ MORE]
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