Down Alvarado Street from St. Vincent Medical Center, staff members gather every weekday to tutor and assist 70 to 75 low-income or high-need students in Los Angeles between the ages of 6 and 18 as part...
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Tucked away in a corner of Culver City on a small, residential street, McManus Avenue. is an elementary school like no other.
Echo Horizon School offers a learning environment where deaf and hard-of-hearing...
With Passover beginning on Friday, several organizations in Los Angeles are highlighting the Jewish holiday by inviting the community to join Seders and learn from the lessons of the ancient story of Passover.
The...
Edxie Betts was participating in a political rally in Los Angeles a while back when a man approached Betts and asked whether Betts was a man or a woman. Betts answered, simply, “No.”
The man grew...
Gov. Jerry Brown announced late last week a $1 billion emergency drought package that focused largely on fast-tracking funding to areas affected by the drought in the state.
The Senate budget committee...
During the 1980s when the AIDS/HIV epidemic was just starting to devastate communities in the United States — especially the LGBT community — many of Nadia Sutton’s gay and lesbian friends were dying.
She...
The Fairfax High School boys basketball team, the Lions, lost Saturday’s game against the Mater Dei Monarchs, 51-40, at the Water Pyramid at California State University, Long Beach, eliminating the Lions...
Construction began today on the new conceptual-art exterior of The Petersen Automotive Museum on the Miracle Mile. A crane lowered curved, metal ribbons to construction workers who positioned the pieces...
The Fairfax High School boy’s basketball team, the Lions, will be playing in the regional finals this Saturday evening at the Water Pyramid at California State University, Long Beach. Their opponent...
More than 30 people will voluntarily swap their beds at home for a sleeping bag, cardboard box or a small space on the asphalt in a Hollywood parking lot this Friday night as a sign of solidarity with...
Most Angelenos, and Californians in general, are aware of the long-running drought that has affected California for the past four years. But in an op-ed published in the Los Angeles Times last week by senior...
Two world-renown street artists have completed a project turning the side of Allan Jeffries Framing shop into a mural after more than a week of work.
The artists, known as El Mac and Kofie,...
The Tony Award-winning musical “Newsies” is coming to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre from March 24 through April 19 for its Los Angeles premiere.
The production is a partnership between Disney...
The deal to purchase a financially struggling California hospital system fell apart Tuesday when Prime Healthcare Services declined to go through with its bid.
California Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris...
On Sunday, a West Hollywood-based luxury furniture and design company’s website, Duroque.com, was targeted by hackers who transformed the website’s homepage to show an image of the Islamic State (ISIS...
The 30th annual ASICS Los Angeles Marathon is fast approaching. Thousands of runners and spectators will crowd the streets of Los Angeles beginning early Sunday, March 15. The first race is set to start...
Los Angeles will be honoring women from the past and present who have contributed to the arts, advocacy and women’s rights this year during International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month. There...
Beverly Hills resident Linda Berghoff has been dancing since she was 10 years old — which may seem young, but is rather late to get into dancing, she said. Berghoff has danced all her life recreationally,...
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