Author Archives: Eric Nam

We are plagued by many uncertainties because of this Aliso Canyon gas leak.  Parents worry for their childrens’ physical and emotional well-being.  The elderly and folks with significant ailments worry about exacerbated health problems.  And we are all worried about … Continue reading →

Here is a rare and exquisite new listing in the Aldea Community.  It’s a 3 bedroom Plan 4, the first on this layout to come on the market as a resale since the original “Las Brisas at Aldea” buildout by … Continue reading →

We’ve been on a bit of a hiatus, but that doesn’t mean things haven’t been moving and shaking here in the valley (scary earthquake pun unintended).  On Thursday we were lucky to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for our North Valley … Continue reading →

Raise our taxes by $0.25 to fix potholes?  What else is new. Close the DMV on Fridays?   Fine, whatever. Charge me $65.00 for an expired parking meter?  Doesn’t make sense, but life goes on. Take away money from our schools?   … Continue reading →

Rap mogul and American pop culture Jay Z met this morning with not-rap-mogul but mayor of America’s greatest city Eric Garcetti on the steps of City Hall.  Along with other key city officials they confirmed that Los Angeles will be … Continue reading →

Saint Patrick woke up early this morning to a little Shamrock Shake. News reports say the temblor clocked in at 4.4 and centered somewhere between Sherman Oaks and Westwood.   Now I’m usually an optimist and hope that was it, but … Continue reading →

Thank you very much to everyone who came out today, in the pouring rain, to stand in a long line out in the cold, fill out dense registration forms and vote. It was inspiring to see our small community come … Continue reading →

We have an astounding 23 candidates for the 5 open seats on our Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council.  Election is tomorrow…in the rain…so what to do?   Well, every candidate I must say, is more than highly qualified and each offers so … Continue reading →

Join our District 12 Councilmember Mitch Englander, the Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council, and the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council this Saturday for a good scrub down at Aliso Canyon Park. Aliso Canyon Park is a 69 acre undeveloped open area … Continue reading →

Pretty much all of the northbound lanes on the 405 Freeway will be closed for 80 hours this President’s Day weekend as workers re-pave and re-stripe the freeway surface. The work and closures are set to begin around 10am on … Continue reading →