Friday, April 10


Merchants voice parking woes to Weiss

L.A. city councilman Jack Weiss, whose district includes Westwood, held a meeting for Village business owners and community organizers Thursday to discuss lack of parking ““ a problem many merchants point to as a prime reason for business woes in the Village. Read more...


Protesters cry out for peace

The beat of downtown Los Angeles on Saturday was best characterized by a young activist with a bullhorn, rapping to the vibrant rhythm of throngs of cheering people: “We don’t want to hear it / We don’t want to see / We don’t want to be in a World War III!” This performance and others like it were the rule rather than the exception that afternoon when the streets were taken by storm as thousands of flag-waving, drum-pounding protesters flooded city blocks, crying out against a prospective war with Iraq and declaring their solidarity with much of the rest of the world. Read more...





Class demystifies urban legends

Ghostly hitchhikers vanishing mysteriously, missing links prowling the night, or aliens abducting people and their beloved pets from their homes ““ whether fascinating us, scaring us, or just making us laugh, urban legends continue to attract our interest and attention. Read more...