In many large cities, graffiti poses as a major problem for law enforcement and people hired to clean it up. But, one man – armed with a can of spray paint - doesn’t mind the challenge.
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Judge says no to reducing bail for Mark Berndt. Date is set for his next court hearing.
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City Councilman Bernard Parks urges patience in the service by L.A. Baptist leaders to commemorate the one-month anniversary of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Florida.
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What will happen to Marlton Square and other South LA projects now that the redevelopment agency has ceased to exist? We're only now beginning to get some answers and they're not all good.
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After numerous delays, the new light-rail Expo line will finally open on April 28, connecting several South LA communities to downtown and eventually, to Santa Monica.
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A professor of American Studies & Ethnicity at USC says the shooting, along with similar tragedies, is detrimental to America's minority communities.
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If you’re a hungry cat searching for a late night snack in South Los Angeles, there’s no better place than Dina Cabrera’s backyard grill offering beef, chicken, and fish served on a silver platter – literally.
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African American women face time-consuming and expensive challenges when choosing how to style their hair. Ariele Pratt takes a look at the ups and downs of the slew of options.
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Due to concerns over recent allegations of excessive force within the LA Sheriff’s Department, a South LA group held a town hall meeting to address the issue.
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Etiquette instructor Demita Usher addresses the uniquely intertwined history of manners, race, and economic status.
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