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A draft resister, a judge and the moment that still binds them after 54 years - Vimarsana News

A draft resister, a judge and the moment that still binds them after 54 years

As an 22-year-old in 1967, Bob Zaugh had found a purpose in his life more important than school, career or even freedom. It was a recognition of the commonality of all humans that meant he could not support the Vietnam War or the system that sent young men to fight in it.

South Bay History: Glenn Anderson held a variety of public offices, including 12 terms in Congress - Vimarsana News

South Bay History: Glenn Anderson held a variety of public offices, including 12 terms in Congress

Columnist Sam Gnerre writes about Rep. Glen Anderson's life and career in the South Bay.

No, Opening a $2 Billion Freeway Expansion Project is Decidedly Not the End of Southland's Freeway Era - Vimarsana News

No, Opening a $2 Billion Freeway Expansion Project is Decidedly Not the End of Southland's Freeway Era

“The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.” - Southern California Freeway Expansion

South Bay history: Torrance's efforts to connect with the Greater LA area have been long – Daily Breeze - Vimarsana News

South Bay history: Torrance's efforts to connect with the Greater LA area have been long – Daily Breeze

Torrance's founder, Pasadena developer Jared Sidney Torrance, had specific plans to remedy the lack of transportation infrastructure.

Another Journalistic Disgrace at the Los Angeles Times: a Continuing Series - Vimarsana News

Another Journalistic Disgrace at the Los Angeles Times: a Continuing Series

Once, an article such as Park’s would have been looked over by some curmudgeonly editor, who would have told Park to get off his keister and do some actual reporting.