Most Angelenos now 'homegrown'
The results of a new study on Los Angeles' demographics show that the city is radically different from the way...
Los Angeles Catholics weigh in on new Pope
Los Angeles Catholics, as well as the billions of believers and spectators around the world will be waiting in anticipation...
South LA teens to play rugby in China
Students at an Inner City Education Foundation school will travel to China on Thursday to compete in tournaments and learn...
LA County Board of Supervisors appear to be against clean water, clean beaches measure
Clean water advocates from Heal the Bay and the American Society of Civil Engineers gathered Tuesday outside the LA County...
Local teen has no problems balancing high school, filmmaking
Few can say that they have directed, written, and edited a feature film... in high school. Stella Chung caught up...
Sidewalk Standoffs: Abortions Rights vs. Right To Life
Two groups standoff in front of abortion Parenthood clinic. One groups escorts people in and the other prays for patients...
Political Talk - March 11, 2013
Political Talk episode three.
Cybercrime threatens to take down small businesses
Cyber crime is becoming more frequent and harder to stop, especially for small businesses.
Students learn for Brain Awareness Week
Students were hands on Monday at the Brainworks Seminar at Cedars-Sinai.
South L.A. voters could play tiebreaker in mayoral election
Most South LA voters supported Councilwoman Jan Perry in the primary. Who will get those votes in the runoff?