Eagle Rock Patch editor Ajay Singh is leaving the community with a big void.
As the economy picks up, so will the pace of development.The shape of things to come in LA depends on coalitions we build for sustainable neighborhoods and on policies that ensure local input.
The year between high school and college is for students to explore their creativity, service, or leadership.
Juniors who start the college process now will be more assured and successful in the end.
Learning the value of things from my feline teacher.
Why you should join the Feb. 17 march in L.A. to protest the permitting of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
Take stock of your New Year resolutions—and insurance issues.
Reminder: Protest of another parcel tax that is coming from the County of L.A. if majority of County property owners' fail to send in protests. To be received by Tuesday, January 15 hearing deadline.
Tips for college applicants to make their New Year hopes and dreams come true.
Help make the Homeless Count in 2013.
How to get the biggest bang for your buck while buying insurance.
Why it's important to remember so-called "war dogs" that serve to save.
How to nourish and rejuvenate dry, itchy, winter skin with a clinically proven salt scrub.
How much time do we have left before irreversible changes condemn us to an unlivable Earth?
From the Civil War to the war in Iraq, dogs have served valiantly alongside soldiers.
What Republicans must now do to hold onto their sanity after that closet Muslim in the White House gets another four years to create a culture of dependence.
It's tough for students to go to college these days, but you wouldn't know how tough until you hear Mitt Romney's solution.
An appeal to designate March 13 as K-9 Veterans’ Day.
Education money, testing and statistics—how our political system is taken over by and corrupted through the numbers game.
A prescription for the next U.S. president.
A local resident wonders why producers of GMOs resist labeling them as such.
If you care about property values, you need to care about the quality of education at your local public schools.
To conduct crime analysis for your neck of the woods in Eagle Rock, head over to CrimeMapping.com and explore.
Reinvention coach Jennifer Oliver O'Connell teams up with Patch blogger Cheryl Leutjen to host the "What's My Line?" workshop for career transitioners in Northridge on Tuesday, Oct. 16.
Not Free, Not Fair, and Not Here
A new disease—call it "technosis"— is sweeping our world.
A local entrepreneur explores professional identification and wonders which title to put in her business card. Like-minded entrepreneurs are invited to a "What's My Line?" workshop.
The Progress & Collaboration Slate proposes a shared vision for Eagle Rock.
A working class perspective on the effect of Prop. 30 and 32 on public education.
How best to navigate the process of applying to private schools.
Highly publicized among Community leaders and open to all, the 2012 LA Congress of Neighborhoods at City Hall was a great success.
Seven Candidates have come together to pledge a new era of Progress and Collaboration within the Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council.
Of the many bright ideas "Take Back the Boulevard" has produced, angled parking is one that deserves a particularly close look.
Mitt Romney's energy policy gambles with the planet—and defies reality.
Photographer Peter Konerko is exquisitely captured at his Dahlia Heights studio in a film by J.J. Huckin that represents the working backbone of creative Eagle Rock.
September is National Preparedness Month and a local Southern California company is offering free reviews of disaster plans for businesses and institutions.
Republicans hark back to America’s past, but their narrative does not include the restoration of a strong, well-compensated middle class in “pursuit of happiness.”
Ann Romney is entitled to talk about working folks and economic hard times all she wants, but it would be nice if her analysis bore at least some connection to working and economic reality.
How one corporate VP turned a personal tragedy into a personal mission to empower women.
Local State Assembly candidate Luis Lopez receives major endorsements from California gay rights leaders.