Harbor-City News

Kaiser Permanente's newest health facility will open to patients on Wednesday, June 19 at the site of Nissan''s former headquarters at 18600 South Figueroa.

The man who served as principal at Miramonte Elementary School during its infamous abuse scandal in 2012 has been reassigned to the same position at President Avenue Elementary School in Harbor City.

A Palos Verdes Peninsula High School teacher had the opportunity to meet Judge Judy Sheindlin-and sit in the front row of her courtroom-thanks to an essay she wrote for a Facebook competition.

The Los Angeles Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding information that would lead to the arrest of a man suspected in two May robberies in the Harbor area.

A new three-story Kaiser Permanente medical facility will open next week in Carson to more easily reach the provider's roughly 200,000 members in the South Bay, Harbor Area and Long Beach.

California's enterprise zones have been a part of state government since the mid-1980s, but there is disagreement as to whether they have successfully attracted and retained businesses or merely shifted commercial activities from communities without zones to others where the program is in effect.

Duncan Miller Gallery will be holding an opening reception for the noted photographer Carolyn Hampton on June 7, 2013 at 6 PM to 8 PM Duncan Miller Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave, Unit A7, Santa Monica phone 310 838 2440.

The San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District is once again partnering with the Pasadena Police Department's Air Operations Section and their regional program known as FAST to fly over the San Gabriel Valley area in search of poorly maintained swimming pools.

A finding of West Nile virus in mosquitoes in the Los Angeles Harbor Area has prompted overnight fogging to try to eliminate the disease.

Mosquitoes bearing West Nile Virus have been found in early-season samplings done at Machado Lake in Harbor Regional Park and the Wilmington Drain that connects to the lake north of PCH.

That would be hard to say, political analyst Allan Hoffenblum said Wednesday when asked about the aggressive campaigning that Buscaino, the Los Angeles cop turned councilman, did on behalf of Garcetti.