Author Archives: Eric Nam

I Heart Whole Foods: Last Minute Valentine’s Day Solution

Posted on February 12, 2014 by Eric Nam

Forgot to book a table at Nobu for Valentine’s Day? Don’t feel like driving all the way out to Mastro’s in Beverly Hills for a $150 Rib-Eye? Well fret not, Whole Foods has the perfect (and quite generous) answer. On … Continue reading →

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PRNC Meeting and Candidate Forum | Tuesday February 4th

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Eric Nam

On Tuesday evening the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council will host a forum where all 23 candidates (yes, I said 23!) will have an opportunity to share their background, positions, and goals.   Each candidate will have 2 minutes and 30 seconds … Continue reading →

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FREE ADMISSION: 20 LA Museums This Saturday

Posted on January 24, 2014 by Eric Nam

Mostly the purpose of this blog is to focus on Porter Ranch and our neighboring areas.  But sometimes venturing outside of the valley is as much a part of living in the valley as living in the valley (does that … Continue reading →

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UCLA Health Open House and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Posted on January 22, 2014 by Eric Nam

We’ve all seen the recent signage change on the medical plaza at Rinaldi and Porter Ranch Drive.  Hopefully not many of us have had to actually visit the building for anything more than routine check-ups.  But it’s great to know … Continue reading →

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20 Years Ago Today: The Great Quake

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Eric Nam

I’m a deep sleeper. Deep. I slept through the first 10 seconds or so of the Northridge earthquake back in ’94. My dad threw a shoe or something at my head to wake me up…and wake up I did.  They … Continue reading →

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Learn Your History Son: Valley Relics

Posted on January 16, 2014 by Eric Nam

I’ve been a Valley kid off and on since I was born. My first home was in Arleta where I grew up until third grade, then we moved to Sherman Oaks, moved out of the valley, came back to Chatsworth … Continue reading →

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