BREAKING: Alleged bomb threatens Manual Arts High School
[Updated:] Police responded to a possible pipe bomb found in a Manual Arts High School restroom.
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History of Japanese Americans in South Los Angeles
Rev. Masao Kodani, the priest of the Senshin Buddhist Temple on West 37th Avenue, describes Japanese American community's path to and from South Los Angeles.
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BLOG: Income and ethnicity prove determinants in health of women
The Los Angeles County Department of Health released its Health Indicators for Women report, finding disproportionate health care issues for women of color.
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Making children count in 2010 Census
School and Census officials are encouraging the Latino community to make sure their children count in the 2010 census.
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Six fitness zones designated in South LA
BLOG: Apprenticeship drive attracts aspiring construction workers
Compton held its first-ever "Apprenticeship Drive" to alert trade workers to construction opportunities in the city.
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Jefferson Adult School fundraises for Haiti
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Voters weigh in on LAUSD reform plans
Parents, teachers, students and community members head to the polls to express their opinions about the future of 30 L.A. Unified schools.
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Mayor seeks partnership with South L.A. schools
The mayor's Partnership for Los Angeles Schools has its eyes on Jefferson and Carver, two of L.A. Unified's lowest-performing schools.
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BLOG: Fitness Zones are popping up around South L.A.
The Trust for Public Land is bringing six Fitness Zones to South Los Angeles parks in hopes of reducing the high obesity rates in the area.
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Compton hosts Gifts for Guns program
The L.A. County Sheriff's Department gave gifts to Compton residents...and took guns off their streets.
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