New Year’s organizing sidetracked by margarita machine
It started last summer. I began to get the tiniest inkling that perhaps I was not as organized a person as I thought I was when my sister opened up the guest bath cabinet and said, “You know you fold your towels wrong, don't you?”
‘Other Desert Cities’: An interesting, delicate theme
When Pulitzer Prize finalist playwright Jon Robin Baitz put pen to paper (or fingers to PC) to write “Other Desert Cities,” he was either in split personality mode or solving a Rubik’s cube puzzle – or both. His play is about dysfunctional family members with fragile backgrounds. Some have a secret that could break the delicate hold that - at times - keeps the family together.
Congressman Honda politicized issue with no vote on Iraq resolution
EDITOR: In the early morning hours of March 21, Congressman Mike
Letters: Everyone benefits when there is a free exchange of ideas
Dear Editor, The introduction to the Brown Act states the
Pacer app rabbit hole
In an effort to bring me and her dad kicking and screaming into 2012, our daughter, The Girl recently bought us iPhones.
Letters: Misleading headline distorts the truth, residents deserve better
Your headline of April 7, 2009,
Notes on naming beneficiaries
Neglecting to name names, forgetting to change names, or naming the wrong names, could potentially create a lot of grief and/or costly mistakes. Please take a moment to consider the following:



