Life and Death, Courtesy of Jones Chemicals in the Harbor Gateway By Rick Thomas, Columnist and Harbor Gateway Community Activist…
Unlike the controversies over bio-fuels, there’s virtual unanimity for including jet fuel in the overall phase-out of fossil fuels in…
Over the past three years, California has lost nearly a million people to states like Texas due to the housing…
By Baraka Noel A sky tinged with lilac blessed the journey to 6th Street. Cooling air, a welcome respite from…
Proposition 40—the billionaire tax—has a dual character: what it is and what it symbolizes. What it is, on the…
The saga of Los Angeles Charter reform began a new chapter on Sept. 30, with the first meeting of the…
For the past 10 years, the scariest Halloween has arrived every other year, and the one we’ve feared the most…
In the United States, Schedule I substances are illegal supposedly because they are categorically unsafe, with no accepted medicinal use…
By Rick Thomas, By Columnist There were children in bright yellow, blue, and pink sports uniforms. Families gathered around. There…
Arts District and the Commitment to Public Art As a local business owner in downtown San Pedro, I want to…
How a Piece of Pottery Saved the town of Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua, Mexico Spencer MacCallum was a slender,…
On Oct. 10, AltaSea welcomed more than 500 attendees to its Blue Hour celebration, honoring pioneers in the blue…
By Lynn Nishimura, Columnist My previous article was about French cheese. But did you know how many different things…
Seat 64: Deputy Public Defender Rhonda Haymon Rhonda Haymon has more than 25 years of experience as a public…