On cusp of school year, UCLA buckles down on safety, encampment ban
Some argue that First Amendment rights will be restricted even as UC officials talk about the importance of free speech.
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Nisei Week closing ceremony honors culture, history in LA’s Little Tokyo
"We’re still here, we’re celebrating our culture, and making sure it sticks around for the next generation,” attendees say
‘An American hero:’ Compton post office renamed for Black Marine Medal of Honor awardee
James Anderson Jr., the first Black Marine to be awarded the U.S. Medal of Honor, was killed in an ambush attack in coastal Vietnam in 1967.
From performers to Paralympians, Southern California’s disabled community is diverse
"I would share my story 20 times a day if I could,” one paralympic athlete shared during Disability Pride Month.
Latest “State of Immigrants” report reveals ongoing barriers for LA County’s fastest-growing group
Over 800,000 of L.A. County immigrants are undocumented, and many households have no health insurance or computer access.
Filipino American youth, creativity and mental health centered at LA exhibit
Young artists participated in a summer program that centers on creativity and mental health, using comics as a way to channel emotions and tell their stories.
Anime Expo brings thousands of fans, cosplayers to the LA Convention Center
The mega Japanese entertainment expo, now in its 33rd year, includes four days of programming and showcases ending Sunday, July 7.
Sika Dwimfo, South LA’s ‘Baba of Leimert Park,’ dies at 83
L.A. leaders and community members called Dwimfo a "tireless champion" who represented the "beautiful spirit" of Leimert Park, its residents and entrepreneurs.