Since 1919
It looks like oregano, smells like incense and gets you high like marijuana.
Made of crushed leaves and sprayed with mind-altering chemicals, the substance known most commonly as “spice” is sold legally in head shops around the country.
Demand in Westwood was strong enough to push a local head shop to start carrying it earlier this year.
Correction: The original version of this article published on August 16 contained an error. The graduate students who attended the conference are pursuing degrees in applied linguistics.
After riots damaged areas of South Los Angeles in 1992, Linda Griego was there to help rebuild. In more recent years, the 1975 UCLA alumna watched with alarm as unemployment rates rose along with the number of uninsured among the working poor.
With an expansion in Medicaid eligibility taking place in 2014, the UC Board of Regents on Thursday began a long-term look at how federal health care reform will impact the UC health system.
More than 1,700 voters cast ballots at the polls and by mail to elect the first-ever Westwood Neighborhood Council on June 26 in what a city clerk report said was the greatest turnout for a Los Angeles neighborhood election this year.
A woman changes her relationship status to “engaged,” and ads for bridesmaid dresses and cake decorators suddenly pack the ad space next to her profile.
A Batman outfit.
