Telescope Aims for Blood Worm Moon
The Westmont Observatory opens to the public for a rare lunar eclipse in the early morning hours of Tuesday, March
Author: Indy Staff
Look to Tax Codes
Walking through Paso Nuevo, I noticed half of those shops are closed. Their windows need to be decorated as well.
Knowing Right from Wrong, Truth from Lies
I am not red and I am not blue. I’m a window, crystal clear, and here’s my heart jutting out and my soul in pieces.
Planters Suggested
I grew up in England where there are many towns that have been converted into pedestrian only.
Carbajal Statement on Trump Administration Strikes in Iran
Today, U.S. Representative Salud Carbajal (D-CA-24) issued the statement below following the Trump administration’s strikes in Iran. “President Trump promised
Diablo Gets Its Permits
Today, the storyline for extending the state’s five-year extension for Diablo Canyon Power Plant — originally to power the state through a summer heat wave — rests heavily on the projected need for AI Data Center power.
In the Game
Full marks to the Independent for “KEYT Catches ICE in Lies.”
‘Forward Ever, Backward Never’ Honors Elroy Pinks and Celebrates Black Culture in Isla Vista
Wednesday evening’s celebration included Black history trivia, poetry, live music, free soul food, and interactive drum circles that brought together students and community members.
2025 Vessel Speed Reduction Season Results and Rankings
Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies (BWBS) is proud to report the 2025 Vessel Speed Reduction (VSR) Season results from
Fighting Fire with Flora: Ecologist Shares Climate-Smart Planting Strategies
Westmont ecologist Laura Drake Schultheis shares her research about plant flammability and defensible spaces in the face of climate change in a
