Written by Harvey Wasserman on . Posted in LOS ANGELES.
Had Friday’s 7.1 earthquake and other ongoing seismic shocks hit less than 200 miles northwest of Ridgecrest/China Lake, ten million people in Los Angeles would now be under an apocalyptic cloud, their lives and those of the state and nati…
More Coverage

Written by Bob Gelfand on . Posted in LOS ANGELES.
When the ‘Big One’ Comes … What Will Los Angeles have Done to Minimize the Panic and Control the Chaos?
It's fine to tell people to prepare for a major disaster, but what if it had happened here instead of so far away? What if a bigger quake had happened in Los Angeles on the 8th of July with people at work, at school, and on the roads?
Ha…

Debate Review: The Democratic Party Can’t Escape Its Own Militarism
Written by Maj. Danny Sjursen on .

True Reparations: Desegregated Education for African Americans … Now
Written by Leonard Isenberg on .

The Global Trade Battle is at the Doorsteps of the Local Economy
Written by James Preston Allen on .

LA’s Neighborhood Councils Could Protect the Public’s Interest by Overseeing the 2028 Olympic Games
Written by Greg Nelson on .

We Need More Than Just Border Solutions … We Need HUMANE Border Solutions!
Written by Kenneth S. Alpern on .

Critical City Council Vote Could Destroy Latino Neighborhoods Along the Los Angeles River
Written by Carrie Sutkin on .

Say It Ain’t So, Mayor Garcetti: The Sale of Los Angeles By a Native Son
Written by Hydee R Feldstein on .


















