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The NL Central was already going to be one of, if not the toughest, divisions in MLB in 2019. Friday, a trade made by the Reds took that notion to the next level. Friday, the Reds acquired Matt Kemp, Yasiel Puig, Alex Wood, Kyle Farmer and cash from the Dodgers for Homer Bailey and prospects Jeter Downs […]

The House and Senate passed conflicting bills this week after contradictory advice from the president — the Senate did not fund the wall, after assurance that Trump would sign a stopgap funding measure, while the House approved $5.7 billion for the wall after Trump reversed course to demand the money. Source: “Los Angeles” – Google […]

Zach Jones is very nice. He’s not your typical rock & roller, not that there is anything typical about those choosing a vocation in rock & roll. He’s a seasoned pro, shows up on time and delivers songwriting that leaves you spell bound. He crafts stories with legacy out of minor chords and […]

A new independently-owned delicatessen is coming to a sleepy section of Mid-Wilshire. Eleven City Diner LA has all the characteristics of an old-school deli and diner, and will serve traditional deli food blocks away from a cluster of corporate-owned restaurants. The owner took over the shuttered Express Restaurant & Club in 2016, and will open […]

However, they do not support significant parts of Trump’s policy agenda, notably his trade protectionism, his nationalism, his coziness with autocrats over allies — and his commitment to a border wall. Though other Trump advisors with Senate support have left, Republicans especially looked to Mattis as a check on Trump in the most consequential decisions […]

Only five people have led the independent research office of the California Legislature since its creation in 1941. And each of them has had a pretty simple mantra to live by in reviewing public policy proposals and government programs: Call it like you see it. “The job of any analyst, to me, is you maintain […]