Stories matching tag 'Blog'
Local cities fall behind in 2010 Census
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Preserving democracy with both broadcast and Social Media
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BLOG: California government dissatisfies some African-Americans
Three sponsors released poll results, revealing only a small percentage of African-American voters who believed state government responded directly to their needs. [...]
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. [...]
BLOG: Foshay students participate in joint art exhibit
Student artists at James Foshay Learning Center are a part of the international ROOM 13 network and will displaying their work with other participants from across Los Angeles. [...]
BLOG: Fashion steals in South L.A.
Fashionistas usually head straight for the Fashion District for their garb, but Fashion 1001 is selling stylish and inexpensive clothing in South Los Angeles. [...]
BLOG: Racially charged incidents continue
Three teachers from a South Los Angeles elementary school reportedly encouraged students to celebrate OJ Simpson, RuPaul and Dennis Rodman during a Black History Month celebration. [...]
BLOG: Vieta makes coffee personal again
Vieta Coffee, located off of Figueroa Street in South L.A., brings comfort, hospitality and homemade pastries to coffee service. [...]
BLOG: Finding beauty in the City of Compton
The first Hub Heritage Festival is being planned by local artist Amanda Ferrell to showcase local talent. Submissions now being accepted. [...]
BLOG: How unemployment will change the attitude of young America
The job market is tough, and young people seeking work may be altered by it for the rest of their lives. [...]
BLOG: Homeboy Industries hosts virtual car wash
Almost 3,000 people have donated money to the nonprofit gang intervention program's attempt to raise $10 million.[...]
BLOG: West Adams receives architectural nod
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This Old House ranked West Adams as number 8 on its list of "Best Old House Neighborhoods 2010," calling it the "best place for movie buffs."[...]
BLOG: University event sparks controversy
A fraternity at the University of California at San Diego allegedly hosted the "Compton Cookout," a "ghetto-themed" event that prompted great student response. [...]
BLOG: What’s happening in Compton City Hall? (Feb. 2)
Mayor Perrodin calls out the city manager for bringing duplicate bids for contract services before the city council. [...]
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. [...]
BLOG: What’s happening in Compton City Hall? (Jan. 19)
Compton City Council vote against hiring an expensive consulting firm, and residents are still wondering: where has our money gone? [...]
BLOG: Fox Theater goes to highest bidder
Inglewood's famous theater once hosted movie premieres and celebrities. Now, it is being auctioned off for a fraction of its worth.[...]
BLOG: On the Blue Line
Images of South Los Angeles from the Blue Line train. The Blue Line travels from downtown Los Angeles through Compton to Long Beach. [...]
BLOG: What’s Happening in Compton City Hall? (Dec. 22)
Tuesday's council meeting was a time to reflect on everything the council has - and hasn't - done in 2009. [...]
BLOG: Picture of the Day - USC frat boys build a snowman, 1923
USC fraternity pledges build a snowman in 1955, CA sunshine notwithstanding. [...]