Police brutality back in the spotlight
South LA hosts the national day of protest to stop police brutality.
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LA city to consider appeal state regulations on rideshare apps
Get someone to pick you up by just tapping on your smart phone.
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A new hotel may change Bell Gardens
Governor Brown comes to Bell Gardens to unveil a new hotel project.
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Meet Aja Brown, Compton's hopeful new mayor.
Meet Compton's new mayor, an accomplished 31-year-old.
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South LA business is on the rise
The business climate in south los angeles is changing. A micro finance company today released its first annual economic development...
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Government reopens after shutdown and the aftermath
Government employees are back to work, making up for lost time and reviving the small businesses that depend on their...
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Reporter Emmanuel Martinez on LA air pollution
Local residents believe nearby oil well is causing sickness
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AIDS Healthcare Foundation offers free HIV testing on National Latino AIDS Awareness Day
Those who were tested at MacArthur Park were glad that the foundation is targeting Latinos specifically as they believe many...
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Fast food workers rally for higher wages
It's time to super size those paychecks, say McDonald's employees.
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The rise of women in technology
Hear how women can make their mark in a male-dominated work space.
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