by Paul Teetor Mira Costa quarterback Nico De La Cruz dropped back and launched a 50-yard rainbow that seemed to
Paul Teetor
November 27, 2023
by Paul Teetor Mira Costa quarterback Nico De La Cruz dropped back and launched a 50-yard rainbow that seemed to
by Kevin Cody A dead man with wounds in his head was pulled from the ocean at 22nd Street in
When watching a filmed version, whether good or bad, of a popular or beloved novel, there are several things one
“Paris Police 1905” is the sequel to “Paris Police 1900” and almost as juicy. Like the original series, many of
After the killer sliced open her best friend, Winnie Carruthers found herself next in line. She turned the tables and
by Mark McDermott Crime has drastically declined across the board locally in the last year, including nearly identical 44 percent
by Hibah Samad Mira Costa High School sophomore Mona Cho is now part of a historic moment at the White
First the battle, then the music “Time’s Echo: The Second World War, the Holocaust, and the Music of Remembrance,” by
Documentaries have been flourishing of late and the personal stories told by many of them are a window into the
It’s a never ending cycle now with television. Granted, the dying broadcast breed is still adhering to their normal release
Salt of the earth “Reckoning with Millet’s ‘Man with a Hoe’ 1863-1900,” edited by Scott Allan (Getty Publications, 123 pp,
by Garth Meyer Lawndale resident Jay Gould received a letter last week from the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
by Garth Meyer Appointments to most of the city’s commissions were approved on a 4-1 vote Sept. 12, though some
The songwriter known for Wicked Game, and working with filmmaker David Lynch, performs at BeachLife Ranch this Sunday, September 24
by Garth Meyer Open for four months now, the city skate park on the pier has become “very, very popular,”
