The career path of Ann E. Young has come full circle. Starting out as a teacher for six years, she switched to law enforcement for 35 years and then returned to education instructing college students.
The film shows how the people around you can have a negative impact on your life.
It is expected at a future hearing that the DA’s office will move to have the two juveniles tried as adults thus paving the way for bail to be set depending on the judge’s discretion.
Garcetti applauded the new Achieve LA partnership and Cal State LA’s success in transforming students’ lives.
Sen. Holly J. Mitchell Celebrates the Passing of #EquityAndJustice Package of Bills
Veggie Bus Opens in South L.A.
South Los Angeles environmental activists and advocates are celebrating after the City Planning Department mandated stronger protections for oil drilling sites in their community.
The 2017 Taste of Soul StarQuest singing competition auditions held at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza featured celebrity and professional judges and all-star talent from the South L.A. community. Taste of Soul is the largest one day street festival in California. Produced by Bakewell Media or
The Los Angeles Clippers Foundation partnered with the Salvation Army for the tenth annual event, providing 1,000 families-in-need with bags of food and hygienic products.
However, in light of the still-rising numbers, WeCanStopSTDsLA released an updated Pocket Guide to Sexual Health Services and Clinics in South L.A. on Sept. 20.
That dream started in 2008 with the development of Nurses Roc 2, a company designed to provide seminars and inspirational tools for nursing students.
L.A.’s Promise Fund CEO Veronica Melvin thanked the Lucas family for investing in the South L.A. and also thanked the people who brought the museum to fruition.
California State Assemblymember for the 54th District, Sebastian Ridley – Thomas explains the job of an assemblyman and his passion for economics and leadership.
George Lucas and wife Mellody Hobson speak on Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opening in South L.A.
The leader of a South Los Angeles street gang blamed for two decades of murders, robberies, extortion, illegal firearms possession, witness intimidation and narcotics trafficking near downtown’s Skid Row was sentenced Monday to nearly 22 years in federal prison.