By Neill Simmons The highlight of July is watching the super bright planet Venus. From July 7 – 9 Venus reaches its maximum brightness. It will be… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the July Sky
By Neill Simmons The highlight of June comes on June 4 when the planet Venus reaches its greatest elongation from the Sun. This means the… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the June Sky
By Tim Gaspar It’s been so long since So Cal has had a good shake I think some of us forgot this is earthquake country! … Read More »Do You Need Earthquake Insurance?
By Kathleen Sterling We make latkes for Chanukah. Decorate the tree for Christmas. Celebrate and respect more than one holiday this year. I go to… Read More »Word on the Street
by Time Gaspar We all hear the stories, the burglar that injured himself on glass breaking into a home and sued the homeowner. There is… Read More »If You Shoot A Burglar…Does Your Insurance Protect You?
By Janey M. Rifkin More than 23 million American families got a pet cat or dog during the pandemic, according to the American Society for… Read More »Summer Vacation Finalized! Now What to Do With Fido…
It’s summer and the heat is driving everyone – including small children – into the water. Enjoying time at swimming pools, rivers, lakes, and the… Read More »Summer Pool Use Leads to Safety Tips to Prevent Drowning
With wildfires a constant threat living in California, attention is usually focused on home evacuation and personal welfare. But what about our furry friends? If… Read More »Is Your Pet Prepared for Disaster?
By Kathleen Sterling Texas has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation, all designed to prohibit “destroying the vitality or life of… Read More »Word on the Street
Movie stars and murder have always gone together, well, like popcorn and soda. And the San Fernando Valley has had its share of both. Mix… Read More »Reel History of the Valley: Murder and Mayhem
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