New immigration bill re-ignites debate and country divide
Wednesday night, senators Robert Menendez and Patrick Leahy introduced a new immigration reform package in Congress. (posted 9/30/10)
By Hayley Fox

Meeting addresses health of minority boys and young men
Boys and young men of color are the focus of a two-day meeting in Los Angeles. At the meeting, people addressed how to improve the health of Black, Latino, Asian and Native-American boys and young men. (posted 9/28/10)
By Marilyne Medawar

Angelenos find cool ways to weather the heat wave
The heat wave in Los Angeles continued Tuesday, with highs in the triple digits. Health officials encouraged people to stay inside, but reporter Ariel Edwards-Levy braved the heat to find out how L.A. residents stayed cool. (posted 9/28/10)
By Ariel Edwards-Levy

Department of Water and Power might create a ratepayer advocate
Los Angeles City Councilwoman Jan Perry hosted a public hearing at 6 p.m. Thursday to discuss reforms in the Department of Water and Power (DWP). (posted 9/23/10)
By Emily Frost

The jazz world mourns Buddy Collette
Jazz saxophonist Buddy Collette died Sunday, Sept. 19th at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles at the age of 89. Collette played with many of the jazz greats, like Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald. Marilyne Medawar remembers the jazz icon. (posted 9/21/10)
By Marilyne Medawar

Change is on the menu for Clifton’s Cafeteria
Clifton's Cafeteria, located in the Los Angeles Jewelry District, is the oldest public cafeteria in the city. It is also the largest public cafeteria in the world. Now, the iconic restaurant is getting a new owner and a facelift. (posted 9/21/10)
By Ariel Edwards-Levy

Judge sentences Tedi Snyder to 32 years in prison
Twenty-year-old Tedi Snyder was sentenced to 32 years in prison Tuesday; he was involved in a gang shooting when he was 15 years old. No one was hurt during the shooting, so people are upset that he received a longer sentence than some defendants charged with murder. (posted 9/21/10)
By Rebecca Schoenkopf

Family pleads for information in daughter’s murder
Shaquana Watson's family members gathered at Newton Community Police Station Monday morning. They asked the public for any information regarding Watson's drive-by murder. (posted 9/20/10)
By Ruth Frantz

Protestors encourage national boycott of Wells Fargo
On Crenshaw Boulevard, protesters held hand-written signs encouraging customers to withdraw money from Wells Fargo and Wachovia banks after the rash of recent home foreclosures. (posted 9/16/10)
By Hayley Fox

Job fair draws hundreds of unemployed
The City of Commerce hosted a job fair Thursday at the Citadel Outlets. Hundreds of job seekers attended the fair, but participants had mixed feelings about the economy's recovery. (posted 9/16/10)
By Mary Slosson