Current ARN theme music composed and produced by Andy Sternberg (M.A. Journalism 2007).
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Arts & Culture
Tom LaBonge says he wants to save the city’s arts programs On Tuesday, the arts committee of the Los Angeles City Council met to talk about expanding public-private partnerships. These partnerships would allow non-profits to take over the city's arts programs for the next five to 10 years. (posted 11/23/10) By Madeleine Scinto
Local company hosts annual Thanksgiving giveaway The Jackson Limousine Service hosted its annual Thanksgiving turkey giveaway on Tuesday. Thousands of people lined up to wait for their baskets. (posted 11/23/10) By Marilyne Medawar
Auto show comes to Los Angeles Energy-efficient cars dominated the Los Angeles Auto Show showroom this year, signaling more choices for consumers. (posted 11/23/10) By Emily Frost
Angelenos celebrate different Thanksgiving traditions This week, plenty of families will be sitting down for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. But in a diverse city like Los Angeles, no two traditions are the same. (posted 11/23/10) By Ariel Edwards-Levy
Local high school student shares Thanksgiving recipe Tracy Rivera, a student at Dorsey High School's culinary program, describes her Spiced Turkey recipe in the Dorsey's kitchen. (posted 11/23/10) By Contributor
“Down for Life” explores one girl’s reality of life in a gang "Down for Life" is screening Sunday, Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. on the University of Southern California Campus. Jessica Romero, the film's star, speaks about her experience. (posted 10/21/10) By LeTania Kirkland
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust opens new, permanent home Community members and city officials gathered around the steps of the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust to celebrate the opening of a new facility. (posted 10/14/10) By Kaitlin Parker
Free jewelry screening helps Angelenos get the lead out The dangers of lead in paint, toys and water pipes are highly publicized and often closely monitored. It has been the cause of mass recalls and destructive diseases. What many people are not aware of is California’s safety regulations that govern the amount of lead allowed in jewelry. (posted 10/14/10) By Hayley Fox
Surprises at CicLAvia This is an Annenberg Radio News and Neon Tommy collaboration. This past Sunday, 100,000 people filled the streets of Los Angeles to participate in CicLAvia, the city's first car-free street fair. (posted 10/12/10) By ARN Staff
Villaraigosa Says LA Fashion Week Will Help Economy Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa joined designer Max Azria this morning to mark the start of Los Angeles Fashion Week. Neila Jamee reports on how the mayor hopes this will help the struggling economy. (posted 10/06/09) By Neila Jamee
Canter’s Deli Hundreds of hungry people waited outside of Canter's Deli in West L.A. this afternoon. ARN's Ed Cohen explains why. (posted 10/14/08) By Ed Cohen
Organizations celebrate May Day Several organizations participated in a march from MacArthur Park to downtown today in celebration of International Workers Day. (posted 5/01/08) By David de Sola
Earth Day Earth Day was celebrated throughout Los Angeles on April 22nd. Timothy Beck Werth reports on festivities in the Wilshire District where there was a noticeable absence of cars. (posted 4/22/08) By Timothy Beck Werth
Hip Hop High "No Child Left Behind" has schools cutting arts programs around the country. But one South Los Angeles high school has students making grades by making music. (posted 4/02/08) By Katherine Riese
Celebrating April Fool’s Day April Fool's Day means a lot to different people. Hear a sampling of the foolish ways people choose to celebrate the day.
(posted 4/01/08) By Daryl Paranada
Exhibit displays real human body parts A unique exhibit at the California Science Center offers visitors insight into the human body, by displaying preserved specimens. Created by Gunther von Hagens, the exhibit displays slices of several body parts, including hands, joints, and even a replaced hip. Called Body Worlds 3 & The Story of the Heart, the exhibit is the first of its kind offering visitors a chance to learn about anatomy, physiology and health by viewing real human bodies.
(posted 3/13/08) By Daryl Paranada
Central Avenue Jazz As Black History Month comes to an end, Annenberg Radio News looks at the vibrant jazz scene that sprang up around south Los Angeles' Central Avenue. (posted 2/26/08) By David Chong
Bombass Muzik A South Los Angeles music store struggles to stay in business in the era of MP3 downloads. (posted 12/11/07) By Sam Farber
Mayme Clayton: Collector of African American Memorabilia and More For nearly 40 years, one of the largest collections of African American literature, film, music and memorabilia sat in a dusty garage in West Adams. Amanda Becker reports on a family's quest to move their mother's collection out of the back yard and into a world class museum.
(posted 12/10/07) By Amanda Becker
Los Angeles Autoshow ARN reporter Hanna Ingber Win gives a preview of the Los Angeles Autoshow, which runs from November 16 through the 25th. (posted 11/15/07) By Hanna Ingber Win
A New Look Back Los Angeles is often seen as a 'young' city. But a look at its past may surprise you. (posted 10/10/07) By David Chong
Bolero Sam Farber profiles Bolero music featuring the sounds of "Marisol Y Los Hermanos Carlos" (posted 10/04/07) By Sam Farber
Poem for Rwanda Marissa Sellers wrote this poem during her trip to Rwanda in 2006. (posted 6/28/07) By David Kates
Inner-City Arts For nearly 18 years, more than 100,000 inner-city children in Los Angeles have been immersed in the arts -- all through a non-profit education center called Inner-City Arts. (posted 5/21/07) By Debra Greene
Drum Circle for Seniors Senior citizens at Bethany Towers, a retirement home in Hollywood, take on a pasttime usually reserved for the young. (posted 5/10/07) By Debra Greene
A Survival Expert Not many people can survive in the wilderness all alone. But, one Altadena man can do that and so much more. He is an expert on survival skills. Reporter Debra Greene has his story. (posted 5/10/07) By Debra Greene
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