Jefferson High School Opens a New Community Health Center
Twenty-five LAUSD campuses already have health centers on their campuses for students and community members. Thursday, Jefferson High School opened...
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Former county jail inmate speaks about mental trauma and abuse
Monte Cullors, 33, speaks about the violence inside L.A. county jails and the mental trauma he lives with today.
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Local opposition to Measure J claims MTA can't handle the job or the money
If Measure J passes, it would accelerate more than 15 MTA projects, improving highways and rail lines and creating jobs...
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City Council committee votes unanimously to use public library cards as photo ID cards for immigrant
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's plan to create a photo ID card for those without IDs cleared its first hurdle today. ...
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Ojibwe author talks latest book, Native American culture
We speak with David Treuer, a USC English professor and author who has written several novels about Native American Life....
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Prop 36 aims to change California's tough on crime Three Strikes Law
California's Three Strikes Law is in jeopardy with Proposition 36, an initiative likely to pass this November.
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Record Gas Prices Make a Case for Renewable Energy Sources
Dr. Woodrow gives his input for newable energy.
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Compton Bus Tour Protests Changes to Preschools
Several preschools in South LA still haven't started their school year. Community members took a bus tour around Compton today...
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"Catholic debate" draws faithful viewers
Paul Ryan and Joe Biden both identify as Catholics, but each man disagrees with some tenets of the faith.
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Boyle Heights actors revive National Coming Out Day
At the second annual Brown & Out Theater Festival, the intersection of Latino and LGBT culture delights
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