What can be done if barking dogs become a public nuisance.
A look at what Republican presidential candidates been saying lately—and their audiences bewilderingly swallowing it.
The UNICEF Tap Project is back in Eagle Rock and needs help from restaurants and the community.
Remembering a local taco-truck owner who has been serving up good food—with a smile—for more than two decades.
It's not nice to fool Mother Nature. The new GOP candidates ignore the facts. Will they ignore their own voters, too?
New moms and mothers-to-be need to read their beauty labels carefully. Local esthetician and blogger Vanessa discusses which products should be avoided to keep your baby safe.
Local blogger and esthetician gives the formula for a calm and clear complexion.
A simple yet swoon-worthy Valentine's Day menu you can prepare in less than an hour!
The Occupy Movement is not primarily composed of lazy bums, as many people seem to believe and the mainstream media suggests.
What's wrong with Councilman José Huizar's proposed ban on medical marijuana dispensaries?
An artist announces the imminent opening, on April 1, of an art project and shop celebrating the community: Eagle Rock, the Rock and Eagle Shop.
A lot of people say medical marijuana patients are just abusing the system to have fun—but here's what the evidence says.
Local esthetician and blogger's tips about when to be concerned about inflammatory skin conditions—and how to regain control of your skin when it's happening.
José Huizar's highly contested proposal to ban all medical marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles will be discussed at his State of the Town Address.
Every 10 years the City must redraw district boundaries—and every 10 years we seem to get it wrong.
Eagle Rock community members explore the question of what beauty means to them.
At a time when the City of Los Angeles faces its worst financial crisis since World War II, here are some tips for telling our mayor how to balance the budget.
How a day at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach brought home dreadful warnings of acid oceans, melting snows and rising waters.
January 18, 2012 has already gone down in history as the day much of the Internet as we know it blacked out to protest what Wikipedia dared us all to imagine—'a world without free knowledge.'
Eagle Rock esthetician and blogger demystifies high-tech solutions for resolving broken capillaries—and shows you why they trump over-the-counter medications.
How—and why—politicians are beholden to the wealthy and how the stranglehold of money in Washington is destroying the lives of millions of Americans.
How Beth Ellenwood Newhan's communal walks 100 years ago equaled more than six times the Eagle Rock stretch of Colorado Boulevard—where I encountered hundreds of cars during a weekend stroll.
Eagle Rock esthetician and blogger discusses treatments to erase the look of big pores on the nose.
Climate change is real, deadly and well-documented. How much do you know about it to help save the lives of your children and grandchildren?
How safe is L.A. when its mayor and police chief brag about historic crime lows and the Fire chief puts a grin on his department's ever-increasing call load?
Eagle Rock's latest bakery is a small, independent operation guaranteed to satisfy the sweetest tooth.
Increased melanin in the skin of those with dark complexions offers limited protection against harmful sun rays, says Eagle Rock esthetician and blogger Vanessa Brunkhorst.
Termed-out L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa continues to sing his own political tune, snubbing his nose at voters and auditioning for his next gig.
I find it difficult to believe any American who believes in the Declaration of Independence, would have any complaints with what the Occupy movement stands for.
Climate change is real—we are causing serious harm to our environment and ourselves. And did you know that almost every 'expert' who disagrees is not a climate scientist?
Is Obama the go-to-candidate in the 2012 presidential race when it comes to lowering the planet's climate thermostat?
Taking a page from the life of his intellectual mentor, Benjamin Franklin, a curious Eagle Rock blogger and green printer who recently discovered Occupy Los Angeles explores the movement further.
Liberals are dissatisfied with President Obama, Angelenos are dissatisfied with their mayor. Are our expectations too high or do we have any expectations in the first place?
A 13-year-old boy in foster care has been searching for a home since he was six—in a desperate battle against time.
LAFD Capt. David Del Toro was convicted of murder, sentenced to 15 years to life, and deemed undeniably diabolical, but he continues to have at least one loyal friend.
This blog is intended to clear the widespread confusion about what the Occupy L.A. Movement represents—don't be fooled by images of protesting youth playing bongos and smoking pot.
L.A. City government could learn a lot from Denver Bronco quarterback Tim Tebow, who has the world discussing his unlikely success and exemplary leadership skills.
A peek into the life of a freshman student at Eagle Rock High School, nearly 15 weeks into the semester.
In the aftermath of the Dec. 1 windstorm, while L.A.'s city government focused on the recovery effort, our widely unloved mayor betrayed different plans.
Patch blogger Peter Choi shares a short video of what one Eagle Rock street woke up to after last night's Santa Ana windstorm.