by Hibah Samad “Violence and abuse were a common part of my life. I was a kid that lived in
Hibah Samad
April 18, 2023
by Hibah Samad “Violence and abuse were a common part of my life. I was a kid that lived in
As Fats Domino sang so eloquently, “Ain’t that a shame.” “Gringa,” the assured directing debuts of Marny Eng and E.J.
“Dimanche” at the Broad Stage pleases and provokes by Bondo Wyszpolski I received an extra graduate degree at UCLA simply
I recently spent ten days in Japan, touring the central part of the country, the Kansai region, which is home
by Richard Foss The Chinese takeout container with its stylized pagoda on the side has been a symbol of fast
“You’re Killing Me,” directed by Beth Hann and Jerren Lauder and written by Walker Hare and Brad Martocello, is a
A normal day in the classroom for Mira Costa Senior Dylan Iskandar turned into one that will be remembered for
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by Kevin Cody An “Early Bird” parking permit was approved on a three to two vote by the Hermosa Beach
A veteran management crew brings back the best of the old Saint Rocke, and reimagines it by Garrick Rawlings Saint
“Wildflower” is the sort of true story of an intrepid youngster raised by intellectually challenged parents. Peg and Earl are
The “Los Angeles Times” has chronicled the subversive presence of deputy gangs within the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department. A problem
If you’re like me, you’ve heard of Tampa, Florida and other West Coast beach towns like Clearwater and St. Pete,
by Garth Meyer Gas/service stations in Redondo Beach will now be allowed to sell full-size general grocery items, including beer
by Paul Teetor One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Or, in this case, one team’s trash-talking pain in the
