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"Compton: Arts and Archives" explores the significance of the "Hub City" in arts, politics and culture, through community-based articles and archives, as well as essays and artist conversations from Sepia Collective. The series is edited by Jenise Miller.

In Southern California and throughout the world, heat waves are becoming more frequent and more extreme — a trend largely attributed to climate change. Here's how dangerously high temperatures contribute to an extended wildfire season in California and create new health threats.

All freedoms are hard-won. Discover the labor pains of birthing a nation. Find your stake in the struggle.

Dive deep into Southern California’s creative consciousness. See how diverse ideas and identities meld, mix and recombine, inspiring revolutions beyond art’s borders. Learn more about the triumphs, struggles and interconnected histories that have fueled this region’s aesthetic fires.

The Lost LA Curriculum Project uses Lost LA episodes to present culturally relevant teaching materials centered on local history. Navigate lessons by topic, watch the documentaries, download the PDFs of lessons and classroom activities and find related articles. The Lost LA Curriculum Project works with California's history-social science instructional framework and aligns local stories and materials with state educational standards.

June 19, or Juneteenth, marks the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S. and celebrates Black culture.

May 19th Project is a campaign to promote solidarity within Asian and Pacific Island communities and beyond. Named after the birth date shared by activist and Nisei incarceree Yuri Kochiyama and civil rights activist Malcolm X, this project celebrates the resilience and power of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders coming together.

After a devastating flood in 1938, the L.A. River was essentially transformed into a storm drain. In recent decades, work on the river has moved from flood control to conservation, as advocacy groups have taken on the task of preserving and restoring the river and its wildlife. Now the LA River Master Plan reimagines the river of the future, while stakeholders work to ensure that their needs are met.

Explore the Visual and Performing Arts in Southern California.

Explore topics surrounding health in Southern California.

Since moving to Los Angeles, the Dodgers have gained a special place in the hearts and minds of Angelenos. Celebrate the people and stories that have made these boys in blue an essential part of L.A. living.