Community activists to city leaders: Invest in youth programs
The Youth Justice Coalition and Families to Amend California's Three Strikes held a rally to tell elected officials to stop fighting over who will get credited for leading the war on gangs and instead invest in youth programs. (posted 4/29/08)
By Daryl Paranada

 

Remembering Armenian Genocide
Ninety-three years ago 1.5 million Armenians lost their lives, but not many people know about it. In remembrance of the Armenian Genocide of 1915, an Armenian fraternity at USC placed a field of crosses on campus. (posted 4/22/08)
By Daryl Paranada

 

South LA residents react to a plan for a new park
South LA neighbors react to a proposed plan to build a new park in the area with funds raised from erecting two billboards near the 10 freeway. (posted 4/08/08)
By Daryl Paranada

 

Community gathers to honor King’s legacy with moratorium
In remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's assassination 40 years ago, civil rights leaders and South LA residents came together to spread the word about a 40-hour moratorium on killing. They gathered on a corner where a 13-year-old boy was recently killed and called for support from the community to honor King's dream for peace. (posted 4/03/08)
By Daryl Paranada

 

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

 

Reflections on race in the ‘08 campaign
South L.A. residents speak out about the issue of race in the 2008 presidential campaign. Listen to them share their views about race in their own words. (posted 3/25/08)
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

 

County-wide coalition rallies against education funding cuts
Parents and educators gathered at a press conference to express concern over the Governor's proposed $4.8 billion budget cuts to education funding. LAUSD Superintendent David L. Brewer III was on hand to discuss the impact the cuts will have on local schools. Los Angeles County schools will have to face more than $1.3 billion in projected cuts. (posted 3/04/08)
By Daryl Paranada

 

Taking a ride on the bus ride
Many L.A. residents ride the bus everyday. Daryl Paranada takes you on their journey, where South L.A. residents describe what it's like to take public transportation, and the difficulties they face. (posted 2/28/08)
By Daryl Paranada

 

Valentine, Arnold Style
Well-wishers and do-gooders sent Governor Schwarzenegger valentines today, only these weren't the lovey-dovey kind. Organizations statewide wrote valentines to tell the governor to have a heart and reconsider his budget cuts. Hear how different people will be affected by the governor's proposed budget. (posted 2/14/08)
By Daryl Paranada