It is not hyperbole to say: “We are living in evil times.” This current moment resembles the early stages of the apocalypse envisioned by the Terminator film franchise. It feels like we are in a moment where life is imitating art — a dystopian figment of ... See more
Earlier this month, I saw firsthand how far iced coffee enthusiasts will go for their fix. The last time was when a friend sold iced coffee from her apartment during 100-plus-degree weather. Neighbors and customers in cars rang the doorbell every 10 minut... See more
The fourth annual Battle of Los Angeles Fishing Tournament and Family Festival brought together youth, families, anglers, volunteers, sponsors and community partners for a day of fishing, education and community building at Whittier Narrows Legg Lake. Hos... See more
LOS ANGELES —Los Angeles County property owners may now file an application for a Decline-in-Value Review or DIV if they believe the market value of their property has fallen below its current assessed value. Decline-in-Review applications are accepted an... See more
LOS ANGELES — For half a century, the Chicano Resource Center at East Los Angeles Library has helped preserve the history, culture, and voices of the Chicano community. On Aug. 15, LA County Library will celebrate the center’s 50th anniversary with Latini... See more
