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Mayors Approves Convention Center Project and Appoints GM of LACERS

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Mayor Bass Signs Final Approval of Convention Center Project LOS ANGELES — Mayor Karen Bass signed the final approval of the modernization and expansion of...

Form and Fascination

Letters to the Editor: Politics, Preservation, and ICE Snatchers in the Spotlight”

Trump Declares Antifa (Which Is Not An Organization) A “Domestic Terrorist Organization” (Which Isn’t A Thing In Federal Law)

The Hypocrisy of Kirk and the Far Right on Free Speech

Five Points Union Oil Project

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Art

Form and Fascination

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The work that goes on view at the Palos Verdes Art Center is largely from the last 30 years, a carefully chosen selection of shapes and designs that also reveals the evolution of Johnson’s thinking and experiments in wood and resin and color and, more recently, his focus on two different forms of art, the geometric and the biomorphic, one hard-edged and the other visually pliable.

The Hypocrisy of Kirk and the Far Right on Free Speech

The Tomato Soups of Andalusia

“Call Freedom: Artists Speak” Art & Literary Exhibition Closing Reception

“Predictor” an entertaining history of the at-home pregnancy test

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Community Voices

Letters to the Editor: Politics, Preservation, and ICE Snatchers in the Spotlight”

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  America in Crisis: When the Supreme Court Refuses to See the Obvious We should be outraged! When U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett stated,...

Trump Declares Antifa (Which Is Not An Organization) A “Domestic Terrorist Organization” (Which Isn’t A Thing In Federal Law)

The Hypocrisy of Kirk and the Far Right on Free Speech

The Tomato Soups of Andalusia

Rhyming With Hitler’s Germany

The Hidden History of LA Harbor series-

California

Unburying the Truth

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David Calloway’s “If Someday Comes” Traces America's Unfinished Reckoning With Its Past Retired film and television producer David Calloway, a San Pedro resident for more...

Maj. Gen. Gravett to Silent Americans

Hidden History of Black San Pedro

Sam Flood: A Church Leader, Labor Advocate, and Champion for Justice

100 Years of Keeping the Faith

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Briefs

Mayors Approves Convention Center Project and Appoints GM of LACERS

Reporters Desk - 0
Mayor Bass Signs Final Approval of Convention Center Project LOS ANGELES — Mayor Karen Bass signed the final approval of the modernization and expansion of...

Form and Fascination

Letters to the Editor: Politics, Preservation, and ICE Snatchers in the Spotlight”

Trump Declares Antifa (Which Is Not An Organization) A “Domestic Terrorist Organization” (Which Isn’t A Thing In Federal Law)

Five Points Union Oil Project

San Pedro News

Art

Form and Fascination

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The work that goes on view at the Palos Verdes Art Center is largely from the last 30 years, a carefully chosen selection of shapes and designs that also reveals the evolution of Johnson’s thinking and experiments in wood and resin and color and, more recently, his focus on two different forms of art, the geometric and the biomorphic, one hard-edged and the other visually pliable.
Community Voices

Letters to the Editor: Politics, Preservation, and ICE Snatchers in the Spotlight”

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  America in Crisis: When the Supreme Court Refuses to See the Obvious We should be outraged! When U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett stated,...

“Call Freedom: Artists Speak” Art & Literary Exhibition Closing Reception

Historic Warner Grand Theatre slated for digital makeover, won’t reopen until 2027

Port of Los Angeles August Cargo Remains Strong as High Volume Continues

Port of Los Angeles Releases DEIR for Proposed Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility

Carson City Limits

Announcements

CSUDH’s Presidential Distinguished Lecture Series Welcomes U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

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The next guest in California State University Dominguez Hill’s or CSUDH Presidential Distinguished Lecture Series is U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

City of Carson Begins Fiber Optic Build, Pays Tribute to Heroes

Carson Residents Protest Fireworks Petition and Hotel Conversion Plan

Animal Control Services Available Through The City of Carson Beginning July 28

Carson – The Future of Climate Action

Long Beach News

Culture

Form and Fascination

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The work that goes on view at the Palos Verdes Art Center is largely from the last 30 years, a carefully chosen selection of shapes and designs that also reveals the evolution of Johnson’s thinking and experiments in wood and resin and color and, more recently, his focus on two different forms of art, the geometric and the biomorphic, one hard-edged and the other visually pliable.

The Hypocrisy of Kirk and the Far Right on Free Speech

James Preston Allen - 0
The point is, has the media followed up on the Epstein files lately? Has that headline been buried by his trip to Windsor Castle, his phone call to Beijing over TikTok, and his rambling BS speech at the United Nations General Assembly? Eleanor Roosevelt is crying in her grave as we are being distractedly entertained.

The Tomato Soups of Andalusia

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In the same way that locals prefer to drink Tinto de Verano, while the tourists drink their overpriced sangria, salmorejo is more popular with the Andalusians, while gazpacho is more internationally known.

“Call Freedom: Artists Speak” Art & Literary Exhibition Closing Reception

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In a refreshing twist highlighting literary art, the closing reception will be presenting readings by the poets who submitted works, juried by Melina Paris, plus other prominent Los Angeles based poets. Join this salon and view more than 30 visual and literary artists’ expressions on freedom.

“Predictor” an entertaining history of the at-home pregnancy test

Greggory Moore - 0
The story of how a 20-something woman with no science background designed the first way for women to find out whether they were pregnant without consulting a doctor is a good one -- especially when told this well.

Historic Warner Grand Theatre slated for digital makeover, won’t reopen until 2027

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Despite not originally being part of the renovation plans approved last year, the push to install a digital marquee was moving forward so fast that the marquee letters were to be sold at a fundraiser this week.

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Harbor Area COVID-19 Stats

  • • Carson — 31,728 Cases/ 333 Deaths
  • • Harbor City — 8,575 Cases/ 53 Deaths
  • • Lomita — 5,420 Cases/ 60 Deaths
  • • Long Beach — 150,031 Cases/ 1,323 Deaths
  • • Los Angeles — 3,244,694/ 31,637
  • • RPV — 6,682 Cases/ 86 Deaths
  • • San Pedro — 23,935 Cases/ 183 Deaths
  • • Torrance— 30,391 Cases/ 322 Deaths
  • • Wilmington — 21,970 Cases/ 136 Deaths
  • ———-—— As of: Sept. 13, 2022 -————

Crossword Puzzle Answers

[09-25-25] "CountTheRings"

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Labor Notes

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Announcements

Drywall Facility Demolition Study Released

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The public can comment on the Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration through 4 p.m. Oct. 24.

Pier G Container Recovery Moves Forward as Joint Information Center Transitions

Port of Los Angeles August Cargo Remains Strong as High Volume Continues

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