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Stunt Poetry

Physical prowess moves into the realm of the sublime.

SoCal Connected Examines Public Health Consequences When Parents Refuse to Vaccinate Their Kids and How Diabetes Impacts African Americans Oct 14 at 8:30 PM

SOCAL CONNECTED EXAMINES PUBLIC HEALTH CONSEQUENCES WHEN PARENTS REFUSE TO VACCINATE THEIR KIDS AND HOW DIABETES IMPACTS AFRICAN AMERICANS OCTOBER 14 AT…

Peak Experience: The Long Fight Over San Bruno Mountain

On San Bruno Mountain, butterflies went head-to-head with bulldozers. Forty years later the battle still rages.

US Sec. of Education Arne Duncan (L) joins LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and LA Unified officials to announce an overhaul to the program that educates more than 200,000 English learner students at the school district.

U.S. Dept. of Education Investigates L.A. Unified English Learner Program

"For so many years we have so many English learners who are long term, and they're not kids who were born in Mexico, they're kids who were born here."

Coachella Music Festival in Limbo as City of Indio Delays Signing Contract

The City of Indio is holding off on signing a long-term contract with the promoter of the long-running Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival after the adjacent city of La Quinta asked for environmental review of the six-day festival.

Media Arts Preview: Hall of Mirrors

This week's media arts scene is a hall of mirrors, with events designed to disrupt, rearrange and reset your sense of perception.

City Council Candidate Joe Buscaino Talks About Campaign

Joe Buscaino, an LAPD officer, is one of the 11 candidates running for an open seat on the L.A. City Council. He says he is running after being approached by several members of the community.

Justin Brimmer Seeks to Become the Newest and Youngest Member of the City Council

At age 26, Justin Brimmer is the youngest of the candidates running for the now vacant 15th district city council seat in November's special election. But don't mistake his age for inexperience.

Of Sausage Making and Stadiums

Not all defeated projects deserved being ground down by CEQA challenges. Not all objections to development projects were principled. But they did reflect a bias in the law toward localism. That's the real target of so-called "CEQA reform."

A small wooden sign hangs from a tree stating: Please Leave Tables Clean

Sycamore Park

At the turn of the 20th century, Sycamore Grove (known today as Sycamore Grove Park) was its own little town with its own rules. Telling someone you were off to "the Grove" could prompt either knowing winks or horrified gasps, as the area was then a th...

Midnight Snack: T's Thai with Catalina Rodas

One local law student makes bold claims about her favorite Thai restaurant in the city: she says it's better than the food she found in Thailand.

Hundreds of Occupy LA members are camping outside Los Angeles City Hall

L.A. City Council Votes to Support Occupy LA

Occupy LA has gained official support of the Los Angeles City Council after it unanimously approved a resolution Wednesday afternoon. It now heads to Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa for his approval or veto.

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