Los Angeles opens its streets for CicLAvia (Part 2)
This is an Annenberg Radio News and Neon Tommy collaboration. Imagine the busy streets of the city center. Now, imagine...
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Settlement changes teacher layoffs
A landmark settlement between the American Civil Liberties Union and the Los Angeles Board of Education will change the way...
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Superintendent proposes budget plan for Los Angeles Unified School District
The Los Angeles Unified School District approved a plan to help balance the budget.
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Number of immigrants drop after years
Immigration rates are dropping after decades of a rising foreign-born population, according to a new University of Southern California study....
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Gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman defends herself against allegations
Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman defends herself against allegations that she was aware she hired an illegal immigrant as her...
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Fourth anniversary of the Safer Cities Initiative sparks protest
Several dozen people gathered in front of police headquarters Thursday to protest the Safer Cities Initiative. The 2006 initiative added...
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Homeowners seek help avoiding foreclosures
Thousands of people lined up by the Los Angeles Convention Center Thursday to find out how to save their homes...
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Reporters Notebook: The doctor will not see you now
A vision clinic for disadvantaged children sounds like a feel-good story. But when Annenberg Radio News reporter Kaitlin Parker went...
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Carly Fiorina trails by seven points in California polls
California's senate race remains tight and contentious, following Wednesday's hour-long radio debate between Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer and Republican Carly...
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Some argue businesses and oil companies promote Proposition 23
The fight over global warming is heated in California. Several years ago, a bill was passed to decrease greenhouse admissions,...
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