Obama Addresses Latino Lawmakers In Orlando

Comments (0) | Disney, dream act, Hillsborough Community College, immigration, mitt romney, NALEO conference, National, Orlando, President Obama

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Obama said he will continue the fight for immigration reform.

Former News International Executive In Court

Comments (33) | Charlie Brooks, illegal payments, London, Nation and World, news international, news of the world, phone-hacking scandal, Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdock, Southwark crown court

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Brooks faces three charges of conspiring to pervert the course of justice.

Taliban Attack Near Kabul Leaves 20 Dead

Comments (0) | Afghanistan, General John Allen, General Mohammed Zahir, Intercontinental Hotel, Kabul, Kabul Criminal Investigation Division, militants, Nation and World, NATO, Pakistan, President Hamid Karzai, Qargha Lake, Spozhami Hotel, suicide bomber, Taliban

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

An 11-hour siege by Taliban militants at a resort hotel outside Kabul leaves an estimated 20 people dead.

California Looks To Approve Budget By Midnight Deadline

Debate wages on as deadline for California's budget plan looms near.

Younger Immigrants May Avoid Deportation

Comments (0) | department of homeland security, deportation, Obama, Politics, undocument immigrants, United States citizenship, White House

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Obama administration announce a new policy benefiting undocumented immigrants.

Spain Expected To Request EU Bailout

Comments (0) | aid, EU debt-crisis, euro zone, Eurogroup, European Commission, Mariano Rajoy, Nation and World, Spain, Vitor Constancio

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Spain is expected to request aid from the EU bank Saturday afternoon.

Fleetwood Mac Guitarist And Singer Bob Welch Dead at 66

Comments (0) | Bob Welch, Fleetwood Mac, guitarist, Los Angeles, Music, Nashville, Singer, suicide

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Bob Welch dead after apparent suicide.

United Nations Enters Syrian Massacre Site, Kofi Annan Sees Civil War

Comments (0) | cease-fire, China, civil war, Hama, hillary clinton, International, Kofi Annan, massacre, President Bashar al-Assad, Qubeir, Syria, United Nations, United States

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

United Nations monitors arrive in the village of Qubeir in Syria.

Talks Of Eurozone Debt At G8 Summit

Comments (0) | Afghanistan, economy, European debt crisis, francois hollande, G8 Summit, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Greece, Nation and World, United States

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Greece debt crisis looms over G8 Summit.

Trayvon Martin Autopsy Report Released

Comments (8) | autopsy, Florida, George Zimmerman, marijuana, National, Sanford Police, second-degree murder, Trayvon Martin

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Autopsy reveals traces of marijuana.

Clooney-Obama Fundraiser Hits $15 Million

Comments (0) | 2012 reelection, Bill Maher, campaign fundraiser, Fred Davis, George Clooney, Obama reelection, Obama Victory Fund, political fundraisers, Politics, President Obama, seattle

Subrina Hudson
Executive Producer

Hollywood supports Obama with millions in donations.

90044: South Central L.A. Residents Still Believe In And Donate To Obama

Comments (0) | 2012 campaign, Black Riders Liberation Party, campaign money in Los Angeles, Crime, foreclosure, Investigative Reports, neighborhoods with most violent-crime, poorest L.A. zip codes, President Obama, richest L.A. zip codes, South L.A., top L.A. donors

Danny Lee, Subrina Hudson
Special Project Reporters

Many say they are hopeful Obama will do more if he had a second term.

USC Remembers Killed Graduate Students

Comments (5) | China, Local, Los Angeles, memorial service, ming qu, murdered chinese students, social media, USC, usc shooting, ying wu

Gracie Zheng, Subrina Hudson
Staff Reporters

USC community comes out to mourn Ying Wu and Ming Qu, who were killed in a possible carjacking last week.

Student Protestors Pepper Sprayed At Santa Monica College

Comments (0) | board of supervisors, Los Angeles and Region, meeting, pepper spray, protest, Santa Monica College, tuition fee, tuition hike, tutiton increase

Subrina Hudson
Staff Reporter

Roughly 30 campus protestors were pepper sprayed at Santa Monica College Tuesday.

Protesters Rally Against Violence Following Trayvon Martin Death

Comments (0) | Crenshaw, George Zimmerman, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, trayvon, Trayvon Martin, Trayvon protest, USC

Subrina Hudson
Staff Reporter

VIDEO: Protesters react to recent developments in the Trayvon Martin shooting.

Israeli President Visits LA, Talks Hope For Future

Campbell Brown and President Peres (photo by Subrina Hudson).

Peres was at the Beverly Hilton Hotel to speak on what he troubled Israel and hope for its future.

Day Laborers Continue Fight Against SCOMM In California

Comments (2) | board of supervisors, day laborers, immigration, Los Angeles and Region, secure communities, undocumented immigrants

Subrina Hudson
Staff Reporter

SLIDESHOW: Protesters marched downtown Wednesday.

California's Dying Redevelopment Program Isolates Cities

Citadel Outlets, a successful redevelopment project in Commerce (photo courtesy of Creative Commons).

Gov. Brown signed legislation in 2011 to end state-funded redevelopment projects.

LA City Budget, Audit Practices Rile Up Residents

Comments (0) | california budget crisis, community redevelopment agencies, CRA, greuel, john chiang, Los Angeles, los angeles budget, los angeles city council, wendy greuel

Subrina Hudson
Staff Reporter

L.A. resident express frustration with city budge and audit practices.

The Nastiest GOP Ads (So Far)

Comments (0) | GOP, mitt romney, newt gingrich, political ads, Politics, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Super PACs, The Daily Show

Subrina Hudson
Staff Reporter

From Gingrich's anti-Romney "King of Bain" ad. (JimHeath2012/YouTube)

VIDEO: Name calling and mud wrestling at its finest.

UC Berkeley Extends Financial Aid To Middle-Class Students

Comments (1) | budget, California, FAFSA, financial aid, funding, higher education, MCAP, Middle Class, UC Berkeley

Subrina Hudson
Staff Reporter

The University of California, Berkeley. (Charlie Nguyen/Flickr)

A leg up for those in the middle.