With only two days to go before Christmas, my attention fixated on an article in the Opinion section of the Los Angeles Times. The title: “Make housing a 2020 issue.” What particularly attracted my interest was its author, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti.
The father of a family of four feels that if you have no plan, things can’t go wrong. The wife wholeheartedly agrees; the young-adult son and daughter have a different perspective.
It’s that time of year to play the role of Santa Claus, so I’m making a list and checking it twice in deciding who was naughty and nice. Starting with those who deserve the good stuff…
What makes the divine mysterious? What’s the difference between the sacred and the profane? When we attempt to serve the divine, to whom are we directing our efforts?
On Wednesday we attended the “2019 State of the County” address by 4th District County Supervisor Janice Hahn at the Westin Long Beach. The event is sponsored annually by the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce (LBACC).
There can be no doubt the single most blatant gap to be found in this nation of ours is an inequality in the income its citizens receive. It’s true, of course, the CEOs of some major corporations receive phenomenal sums. At the top of the heap you’ll find Elon Musk of Tesla, Inc.
