L.A. Leaders Oppose Arizona Immigration Law
L.A. city officials are joining the criticism of a tough new Arizona immigration law, and calling for reform. They say...
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Student explores Dubai similarities to U.S. in exchange program
For her first trip out of the country, USC Annenberg student Silva Sevlian traveled to one of the worlds leading...
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Los Angeles immigrant rights groups plan weekend protest
The controversial Arizona immigration law and news that Congress is set to take on immigration reform have sparked protests and...
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Thousands receive free healthcare at Los Angeles Sports Arena
Remote Access Medical provides Angelinos with free healthcare on the first of a seven day clinic.
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Tattoo removal business thrives on second guessing
Increase in laser tattoo removal treatments can actually mean an increase in revenue for tattoo parlors.
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Activists fight to keep families together
Activists and social workers rallied at an event held in the United University Church to keep families together and children...
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Mayor's proposed budget cuts have city workers worried about public safety
Some Los Angeles city workers are concerned the mayor's proposed budget will make the city a more dangerous place.
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Hundreds mourn former police chief at downtown service
Hundreds of people gathered downtown to mourn former Police Chief Daryl Francis Gates. He died of cancer two weeks ago...
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Natural History Museum Expansion
Tracy Oppenheimer reports on the expansion of the Natural History Museum and the details of the plan that will cost...
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Armenian students speak out on genocide
Members of the Armenian student population at USC rallied today in front of Tommy Trojan to remember their relatives, the...
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