Fourth and 5th grade students gathered inside a recording studio at the famous Capitol Records building in Hollywood on Tuesday morning to record contemporary and classic pop songs — thanks to their...
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Thousands of children will gather at Dockweiler State Beach to pick up litter, create aerial artwork and learn more about how to keep the beach and ocean clean next week as part of Kids Ocean Day.
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The Larchmont Chronicle announced on April on the newspaper’s website that it had been sold to lifelong Larchmont resident John H. Welborne.
It is the first time in the paper’s 52-year history that...
When Rebecca Lopez came out as a lesbian, her mother really didn’t know how to handle it. Her mother came from a religious family with preconceived notions about homosexuality, she said.
“She...
State officials and city agencies have recently announced new restrictions in response to California’s ongoing drought.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday proposed new legislation that would help enforce...
Of the 64 entries representing 26 high schools, Immaculate Heart High School senior Lauren Suh won first place in the 28th District Congressional Arts Competition.
U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.)...
Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, The Flash and other superheroes made an appearance at Hollywood & Highland last Saturday afternoon to be part of history.
Thousands of fans...
Thousands will gather on the streets of Los Angeles on Friday to march in honor of the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide, and to pressure the Turkish and United States governments...
Dozens of registered nurses (RNs) gathered in front of the Olympia Medical Center for a vigil and rally on Monday, April 20, to protest against the hospital management’s new schedule change for nurses.
According...
In the age of mp3s and iTunes, vinyl records are not simply surviving — they’re thriving, according to representatives of Record Store Day.
This Saturday is the eight annual Record Store...
A crowd of elementary school children on a field trip at the La Brea Tar Pits gathers around Charlie Cox, who is standing near the mammoths, playing his banjo.
A growing circle of jumping children...
Thanks to new technology, students with health issues and disabilities are able to continue a presence on their school campuses — with the aid of robots.
The Los Angeles Unified School District...
Los Angeles will commemorate the Holocaust throughout the week and weekend as part of the 62nd annual Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day.
On Sunday, thousands will gather at Pan Pacific...
City and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) officials gathered in front of the George C. Page Museum at La Brea Tar Pits Tuesday morning to turn the ignition on the Wilshire...
A six-inch cast iron water main broke near the intersection of Lorraine Boulevard and 5th Street in Hancock Park early Monday morning. Although this marks the second water main break in the last four weeks...
Several Los Angeles County high school students recently received recognition and awards, including a scholarship, as part of the annual Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards.
There were more than 300,000...
The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) recently announced that it will be reducing funding to its free preschool program at hundreds of schools in the district. Parents and teachers have been...
Summer is two months away but summer camps are already filling up fast.
Beginning June 8, children ages 3 to 8, will have the chance to explore 11 summer camp sessions at the Zimmer Children’s...
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