County Education Coordinating Council Pushes For Free Student Metro Passes

Comments (1) | bus, Bus Riders Union, la county education coordinating council, Los Angeles and Region, los angeles metro, metro, public health, students, train, transit, Transportation

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Many students rely on public transportation to get to and from school every day. (Matthew Tinoco/Neon Tommy)

Are free TAP cards in the future for L.A.'s students?

Man Arrested After Imprisoning And Sexually Assaulting O.C. Teen For 10 Years

Comments (0) | Crime, imprisonment, kidnapping, Los Angeles and Region, orange county, police, rape, rescue, santa ana, Sexual Abuse, teen

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Isidro Garcia was arrested for imprisoning and raping a 15 year old girl.

Isidro Garcia was arrested today for imprisoning and raping a girl for more than 10 years.

Second Woman Attacked In Griffith Park

Comments (1) | attack, griffith, Griffith Park, hiker, hiking, jogger, lapd, Los Angeles and Region, robbery, runyon canyon, sexual assault

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Two women have been attacked in Griffith Park in less than a week. (Northwalker/Creative Commons)

A woman was robbed this morning, less than one week after the last attack.

Non-Emergency Medical Service: What Happens When South L.A. Calls 911

Comments (3) | Ambulance, Emergency Room, health promotion, healthcare, King-Drew, Los Angeles and Region, Primary Care, South LA, St. Francis, tinoco, wait times, waiting, watts

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Gary Izquierdo is a Paramedic at Fire Station 65 in Watts. He works in the thick of it. (Matthew Tinoco/Neon Tommy)

This is the reality of healthcare in Los Angeles’ most impoverished neighborhoods.

New Development Breaks Ground In Watts

Comments (0) | Development, hahn, industrial park, lanzit, Los Angeles, Perry, shepard, South Los Angeles, tinoco, watts

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Congresswoman Janice Hahn, Rodney Shepard, and others pose at the Lanzit groundbreaking.

For Watts, a new development brings hope of a secure future.

Identity For Sale: Fraudulent Documents In MacArthur Park

Comments (1) | fake ID, fraudulent document, gang, Los Angeles, Los Angeles and Region, macarthur park, Mara Salvatrucha, MS-13, Rampart, social security, tinoco, undocument immigrants, Westlake, zuniga

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Fake papers are about much more than just giving money to a guy on the street.

Sexual Abuse Behind Bars: Why Nobody Listens

Comments (4) | abuse, Department of Justice, doj, jail, just detention, Nation and World, no justice, prison, rape, Sexual Abuse, sexual assault

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

80,000 people are raped behind bars every year. And no one takes it seriously.

USC Student Protesters Rally Against University Policies

Comments (1) | #USChangeMovement, labor rights, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, President Max Nikias, Protests, SCALE, sit ins, sweat shops, university of southern california

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Over 50 USC students rallied in front of Tommy Trojan to protest university policies. (Alan Mittelstaedt/Photo)

Protestors' numbers increase as USC continues ignoring concerns.

Bone Marrow Donation: The Lives We Could, And Should, Be Saving

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Matthew Tinoco
Contributor

More Americans should register to be donors.

Fare Raise Has Bus Riders Worried

Comments (30) | barbara lott-holland, Los Angeles and Region, metro, Metro increase, Metro increase protest, protest, Super Pasajera

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Metro's proposed fare raise will hurt L.A.'s poorest.

Share A Bike? In L.A.? It Could Actually Happen

Comments (75) | alternative transport, bicycle, bike share, bikes, Bruins, going green., lacbc, Los Angeles, Los Angeles and Region, metro, multi-modal, Santa Monica, tinoco, Transportation

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Everyone else has a bike share. Why doesn't L.A.?

Hunting And Gathering: How Young People Find What They Need To Know

Comments (0) | college, data, Facebook, holman, ignorance, Internet, knowledge, LATimes, Media, millenials, Newspaper, stoller-schoff, tinoco, Twitter

Matthew Tinoco
Staff Reporter

Are millennials less informed?

A Warehouse School: Sci-Arc And The Arts District

Comments (0) | #reviveDTLA, arts, arts district, Downtown, Downtown LA, l.a., L.A. Arts District, Los Angeles, Los Angeles and Region, Santa Fe Avenue, Sci-Arc, Southern California Institute of Architecture

Matthew Tinoco
Contributor

LA's Arts District is booming — driven largely by one school's move into an old freight-depot.

CicLAvia Aims To Transform

Comments (0) | bike Los Angeles, bikes, biking, ciclavia, Los Angeles, Los Angeles

Matthew Tinoco
Contributor

The trend may change L.A.

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County Education Coordinating Council Pushes For Free Student Metro Passes

Man Arrested After Imprisoning And Sexually Assaulting O.C. Teen For 10 Years

Second Woman Attacked In Griffith Park

Non-Emergency Medical Service: What Happens When South L.A. Calls 911

New Development Breaks Ground In Watts

Identity For Sale: Fraudulent Documents In MacArthur Park

Sexual Abuse Behind Bars: Why Nobody Listens

USC Student Protesters Rally Against University Policies

Bone Marrow Donation: The Lives We Could, And Should, Be Saving

Fare Raise Has Bus Riders Worried

Share A Bike? In L.A.? It Could Actually Happen

Hunting And Gathering: How Young People Find What They Need To Know

A Warehouse School: Sci-Arc And The Arts District

CicLAvia Aims To Transform

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