Joe Lococo Joe Lococo, a retired airline supervisor, was born in Hawthorne, California, and raised in the South Bay and is challenging incumbent Scott Houston for a position on the Board. The following…
ON VETERANS DAY WEEKEND, A VETERAN’S SON HONORS HIS MOTHER’S REQUEST TO “DO SOMETHING FOR VETERANS.” Dennis Passaggio invites Southern California veterans and their families to the first Veterans National Entertainment Workshop…
What happens when the lights go out…and the phones…and the internet? The first of the season’s Red Flag warnings due to high Santa Ana winds for portions of Los Angeles, Ventura, San…
WHILE STEVE AND LESLIE CARLSON WEREN’T INTENDING TO SELL, THEY MET A FAMILY THAT WILL CARRY PINE TREE CIRCLE INTO THE FUTURE IN THE TOPANGA TRADITION THAT EMBRACES THE COMMUNITY. Topanga welcomes the…
WHETHER OR NOT THE BLUE WAVE IS A TSUNAMI OR A TRICKLE WILL DEPEND, NOT ONLY ON VOTER TURNOUT, BUT WHO TURNED OUT TO SUPPORT CANDIDATES BEFORE THE MID-TERM ELECTION ON NOVEMBER…
Southern California Edison (SCE) has been particularly busy this year. With an October restart of the undergrounding project that stalled in 2015 due to the discovery of Native American remains, ongoing telephone pole replacement, and…
When Terri Moriarty and her husband, Jim, volunteered to organize Food Truck Friday (FTF) at the Community Center a year ago, they had no idea how difficult it would be. With Abuelita’s…
SCE’s plan to pre-emptively shut off power during high-wind red flag days was received with community outrage and resistance. Luckily, all that was missing at the Malibu presentation were the pitchforks. Last…
“BE PATIENT AND STAY VIGILANT” WHEN RECREATING IN THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, SAY TASK FORCE REPRESENTATIVES AS THEY TRIED TO REASSURE A PUBLIC CONCERNED ABOUT A MURDER AND A STRING OF RANDOM…
WHILE MOST OF US WERE SLEEPING AND OTHERWISE ENJOYING (OR NOT) THE RESULTS OF ANOTHER ROAD CLOSURE, LOWER TOPANGA CANYON BOULEVARD WAS A HIVE OF ACTIVITY FROM JULY 24-29. While most of…