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Robert Rizzo, Angela Spaccia, Victor Bello and Oscar Hernandez attend a bail reduction hearing on September 22, 2010 | AL SEIB/AFP/Getty Images

Will Charges Against former Bell City Council Members Be Dropped?

If the defense attorneys for six former Bell City Council members have their way all charges against the officials will be dropped.

Entrance gate to Agricultural Park (now Exposition Park). Courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library Photograph Collection.

How Agricultural Park Became Exposition Park

Exposition Park is known today for football games, dinosaur exhibits, and its sunken rose garden. But as its original name--Agricultural Park--suggests, the park's history reveals a time when farming in Los Angeles was not limited to rooftop skid row g...

Latino Neighborhoods Become Literal Street Art

A Los Angeles-based artist shows a very personal and artistic interpretation of Latino neighborhoods.

Losing Equity: Remembering UCLA's Winston Doby

Former UCLA Vice Chancellor Winston Churchill Doby, who died a week ago, was a statesman for black educational equity--even as the idea fell out of favor--all his life

Congress Cuts Federal Funding for California's High Speed Rail

Plans for the high-speed rail system was endangered after the House approved a spending bill, eliminating federal high-speed rail funding for fiscal year 2012.

Travelers wait in line at LAX | Photo by David McNew/Getty Images

LAX to be Busiest U.S. Airport over Thanksgiving

Two other California airports are among the least busy.

You can park here without a permit on Thanksgiving | Photo by Zach Behrens/KCET

Tip: Parking Enforcement Relaxed on Thanksgiving in L.A.

The day after, however, parking officers will be applying the full force of the law.

Restoration of Twitchell's 'Jim Morphesis Monument' Begins

A famous downtown Los Angeles mural is being restored.

Five SoCal Must-Reads: A Metal Lighter than Styrofoam & More

A major composting facility for California shut down, the road to banning plastic bags stalled in Santa Barbara County and more SoCal headlines.

Shopping Carts Await at Wal-Mart | Photo by Daniel Oines via Creative Commons

Occupy Black Friday?

As the country comes to grips with an ongoing recession and massive unemployment, the early sales and a bad economy are sparking contrasting responses.

Kids and Computing: Eugene Schwartz Continues the Conversation

As technologies proliferate, a 40-year-old debate about the use of computers in the classroom resurfaces. Eugene Schwartz recently offered a compelling argument for avoiding technology in the classroom almost entirely.

Los Angeles Marches On . . . Into the Pacific

"Earth movement" continues to rearrange L.A.'s geography.

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