Postcard From The Mississippi River Swell

Comments (0) | floods, kenner, Local, louisiana, Mississippi river, National, Natural Disaster, the South

Joshua Woo
Staff Reporter

SLIDESHOW: Our correspondent surveys the damage in Kenner, La., as crowds gather.

Marcos Oliva: ‘You Have To Be An Active Participant In Change.’

Comments (0) | bell, bell elections 2011, candidate profile, city council, Los Angeles and Region, Marcos Oliva

Joshua Woo
Staff Reporter

Oliva is running for City Council to bring the community closer together.

Mario Rivas: ‘The Image Of The City Needs To Change.’

Comments (2) | bell, bell elections 2011, candidate, city council, Los Angeles and Region, Mario Rivas

Joshua Woo
Staff Reporter

Rivas is looking to the environment to help residents save some money.

Donald Tavares: ‘We Are Ready To Take Back Our City.’

Comments (0) | bell, bell elections 2011, candidate, city council, Donald Tavares, Los Angeles and Region

Joshua Woo
Staff Reporter

Tavares begins his day with a brisk jog around the city he’s lived in for 21 years.

Bell Residents Reeling From Sense Of Betrayal Could Turn Out In Droves In Tuesday’s Election

Comments (0) | bell, bell elections 2011, Bell scandal, city council elections, city of bell, Los Angeles and Region, los angeles times, residents

Ebony Bailey, Joshua Woo
Staff Reporters

An election brings hope to scandal-plagued city.

Tucson Voices: Virgilia Singh

Comments (0) | Arizona shootings, Gabrielle Giffords, Jared Lee Loughner, National, National, Tuscon shootings

Joshua Woo
Contributor

For Virgilia Singh, a 23-year-old entrepreneur from Phoenix, Arizona, the recent shootings in Tucson made her realize that the problem lies far beyond Arizona’s borders, and “how messed up our country is politically.”

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