Third-Party Help for South LA’s At-Risk Youth
by Diana Lee
Staff Reporter
South L.A. had the second highest number of homeless youth in a single-day count conducted in 2015.
CALIFORNIA
Motive Remains Unclear In San Bernardino Mass Shooting
by Whitney Ashton
Contributor
While authorities have identified the couple who carried out the shooting rampage, police say their motive remains a mystery.
LOS ANGELES
Claremont McKenna College Incidents Spark Diversity Discussion
by Caitlyn Hynes
Contributor
After a week of unrest at a small Southern California college, students are continuing their discussion around diversity and support for students of color at a historically white institution.
LIVING
Community Group Stages Event To Protest Evictions
by Chole Marie Rivera
“If we can’t have Thanksgiving in our own homes, we’re gonna come here," organizer Peter Kuhns said.
L.A.
After Complaints Fall On Deaf Ears, South L.A. Residents Sue City Over Oil Production
South L.A. youth fight back against big oil in their neighborhood.
Metro To Recruit Women For Construction Jobs In Male-Dominated Industry
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s board has given the transportation agency a directive: more female workers.
SCIENCE/TECH
Keystone XL Pipe Dream Is No More
Obama administration shuts down pipeline project, welcoming a new era of clean energy.
The Graphene Revolution May Be Around The Corner
Meet the material that could make the world's first indestructible smartphone.
NATION
Fight On For Mizzou: USC Students Stand In Solidarity
USC students rallied in support of Missouri and advocate for improved diversity and inclusion.
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O'Malley, Sanders Rise, Clinton Falls In Second Debate
Clinton could not defend herself from attacks.
Buzz
L.A. Wage
L.A. Works: Snapshots Of Night Shift And Minimum Wage Workers Across Los Angeles
7 pieces. One day. How workers make a living in L.A.