A Trojan’s Super Bowl Sunday By Chris Foy,
Posted 2/04/10
Super Bowl 2010 is this Sunday, so wanted to see if students are excited for the big game and to find out which team they might be cheering for. Will students be rooting for USC alumnus Reggie Bush and his team, the New Orleans Saints? We sent out Chris Foy to find out.
Coalition protests anti-immigrant remarks by Santa Clarita Councilman By Michelle La Rue,
Posted 2/02/10
The Full Rights for Immigrants Coalition protested the remarks made by Santa Clarita Councilman Bob Keller at an anti-immigration rally. Coalition members want Kelly to resign, and are calling on LA Supervisor Mike Antonovich to respond after he claimed illegal immigrants are costing the economy money.
Neighborhood Council’s reaction to proposed cuts By Shirin Parsavand,
Posted 2/02/10
LA's Neighborhood Council representatives express concern about proposed cuts to city staff, including police and firefighters, and to council funding. They say that emergency response times are already slow in South LA and that the cuts would curtail improvement projects, such as better street lighting.
City deficit may mean cuts in the number of firefighters, police officers By Grant Tunkel,
Posted 2/02/10
Los Angeles is facing a $208 million budget deficit. The city is outlining a plan to lay off as many as 1500 employees. Councilman Bernard Parks said the plan could include laying off firefighters and police officers.
Keeping Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream Alive By Ariel Edwards-Levy,
Posted 1/19/10
Celebrators from Leimert Park and across Los Angeles braved the rain Monday morning to see the floats, bands, and horses of the Kingdom Day Parade in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Ariel Edwards-Levy and C.J. Dablo were there to cover the festivities.
Skid Row Photography Club finds beauty in gritty neighborhood By Newly Paul,
Posted 12/21/09
At the Skid Row Photography Club, you don't need to own a camera. All you need is an open mind and eyes that can spot beauty in a neighborhood known for drugs and despair.
Protesters Oppose Closing Of Fremont High By Leilani Albano,
Posted 12/16/09
Students at Fremont High School are pledging to fight plans by the LA Unified School District to close down one South LA campus. The LAUSD's move to shut down the school comes after reports the school had scored way below the state average on standardized tests in recent years. Leilani Albano has more on the story.
Yoga in Crenshaw By Neila Jamee,
Posted 12/16/09
Yoga has been an unstoppable trend in West L.A. once celebrities began to line up their mats studio to studio. But these studios are more difficult to find in the Crenshaw neighborhood.
Ric Allan returns By Leilani Albano,
Posted 12/16/09
The music industry has taken a downturn in recent years, as album sales continue to plummet. This hasn’t deterred one former 1970s rocker, who is working towards a career revival.
The Profit Sisters By Matthew Richmond,
Posted 12/11/09
The Profit sisters might one day be great tennis players. They live with their mother in Lomita and tennis is at the center of their lives. Matthew Richmond has this story about their mother and the way she's preparing her girls to be tennis stars.
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