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How the L.A. River turned me into an environmental artist.
Election day is just around the corner, but there is more to do on November 4th than just vote.
Check this out and see if you don’t agree that these “typical” teenagers break a lot of stereotypes that kids are shallow, self-involved and uncaring.
If there was ever a policy wonk, Congressman Henry Waxman is it.
Angie Peacok describes the macho culture on the Army base in South Korea.
Here what a non-animal activist, non-zoo supporter has concluded after learning more about elephants than I care to know.
Socal Connected's web-team kicks off their weekly series, "Postcards from Socal."
Want to rent your house out as a location? You're not alone. Here are some tips to help you at least get your place an audition.
Like many workplaces, the libraries are full of bloggers. Here are few telling their stories in their own words.
Following our story, "Return To Locke High" one of the students we profiled, Bryan Ordaz, was invited to Burroughs High School Spring Band Concert as a guest musician.
SoCal Connected presents a fun diversion that will test your neighborhood knowledge. There are lots of pictures and a few clues from a single block, somewhere in LA. Can you Name That Spot?
Employers shortchange their workers more than you might think. Here are the numbers, based on a study covering low-wage workers in three major cities.
