Still time to become a Democratic delegate!

If you’d like to be one of the thousands of delegates on the floor of the Democratic Convention in August, you have until this Wednesday, April 2nd, at 5pm to register as a candidate.
Here’s what you need to do:
1. If you don’t know w…

Claremont Mayor threatens to call police on Girl Scouts selling cookies without a permit

Somehow, I missed this brilliant story from last week, regarding Claremont, CA deputy mayor Ellen Taylor, who was riled at the sight of Girl Scouts selling cookies in front of her husband’s law office:
Ms. Taylor first asked if the group had a pe…

Newest gig: The LA Film Race

For the next month and a half I’ll be hyping and prepping for the LA Film Race, a filmmaking competition/festival that will take place the first week of May.
In short, filmmakers are invited to sign up to make a film in less than 24 hours. At 10pm, Friday, May 2nd, film crews will be given […]

California Faultline

On Monday I officially enter the realm of “professional bloggers” - if by “professional” the standard is simply that I’m being paid.
It’s a political blog for KNBC called “California Faultline,” and will cover local, state, and national politics as they relate to Los Angeles and Californians. It will take a couple weeks for me to […]

Glitches at LA Metblogs…

 All fixed!
For some quirky reason, the front page of LA Metblogs isn’t showing new posts for random readers. However, if anyone is reading the site using an RSS reader, they’re getting new posts sent to them like normal.
Selfishly, all I can recommend in the meantime is to track my own posts using my profile page […]

Welcome to my redesigned personal page

I’ll be make a few changes here over the next few days, such as adding links to my MySpace and LinkedIn profile, and other typically boring items.
In the meantime, keep an eye on my newest posts at the newly designed L.A. Metblog (formerly known at Metroblogging L.A.):

My bio and list of recent entries.
The main page […]