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Media Arts Preview: Topanga, Panama and Japan

This week's media art scene is political, conceptual, beautiful and provocative, a perfect way to start a new year.

L.A. Troubadours Remember May Day Melee

The trovadores, the Spanish speaking troubadors of Los Angeles, will not forget May 1, 2007 in MacArthur Park. A group of them has released a CD of songs in tribute to the men, women, and children who suffered the pain of police batons and rubber bulle...

Near-record snowpack from the 2011 winter season allowed Mammoth Mountain to stay open through July 4th.

California Water: Snowpack Low in Sierra Nevada & Rocky Mountains

Officials both in California and Colorado are finding low snowpacks in local mountain ranges, both which serve millions of Californians.

Five SoCal Must-Reads: Two New Passenger Rail Projects for the Inland Empire

A big picture look at the region, including stories about police wearing cameras, homeless slayings in Orange County and more.

Solar panels shade cars in the parking lot of Patagonia's corporate headquarters in Ventura, Calif.

18 Companies Register as Benefit Corporations Under New California Law

The law is "going to separate out the green washers."

Roundup: Thinking about Weeds

Americans have a conflicted relationship with weeds.

South portal of the Broadway tunnel, near Broadway and Temple, circa 1925. Courtesy of the Metro Transportation Library and Archive. Used under a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0).

Lost Tunnels of Downtown L.A.

Downtown L.A.'s Second and Third Street tunnels star in countless action movies and car commercials, but other tunnels--now lost to history--served as landmarks for decades.

Protest Preserved: City Seeks Caretaker for Occupy L.A. Mural

Deemed as artifacts, the artworks painted on plywood panels built by the city to protect park monuments were removed after the encampment was evicted in November.

SoCal Connected's Val Zavala Speaks with Veteran Journalist Bill Moyers on Eve of His Return to KCET

BILL MOYERS ON "CLASS INEQUALITY", "THE GILDED AGE" AND BARACK OBAMA'S SHORTCOMINGS AS A LEADER IN HARD HITTING INTERVIEW WITH SOCAL CONNECTED VAL ZAVALA,…