Support Provided By
Many at the second annual Orange County Progressive Summit were more focused on local and state issues. Others took the long view.
If Governor Brown signs SB 202, California would join the great majority of other states that limit voting on such measures to November elections.
There is no discounting the indomitable human spirit, kindness, and resilience people showed during the fires.
The major blackout Thursday was caused by one utility employee in Arizona. If you were in L.A. on September 12th in 2005, that might sound familiar.
It's taken twenty years, but I've gotten hip to getting around town--and out of town--on trains. And I'm making connections that I didn't expect
Spatialized sound, eye movement research, light sculpture, mediated images and an interactive dandelion are part of this week's LA media art scene.
By 1895, Riverside had the highest per capita income in America, thanks to the citrus industry.
"Rebels in Paradise: The Los Angeles Art Scene and the 1960s" by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp offers a fast-paced and often hilarious introduction to the origins of the Los Angeles art scene.
I'm worried. The internet is not a history book and if the book is dead, maybe so will be the exploits of the legendary East LA art group ASCO.
Faced with a storm of protest over the Interior Department's push for renewable energy development on public land in California, the Bureau of Land Management has taken a novel approach to managing public comment on controversial projects: don't allow ...