USC Workers Rally For Higher Wages

Comments (0) | Los Angeles, make ends meet, march, rally, SCALE, USC, wage hike, worker march

Workers demand that the university respect its workers and give them a wage hike.

How A Giant Asia-Pacific Alliance Relates To Our Lives

Comments (1) | APEC, asia pacific, Beijing, China, gdp, globalization, International, Japan, korea, population, the united states, world trade

Yingzhi Yang
Staff Reporter

APEC's endorsement meant foreign groceries are available in new countries (Reuters)

The inscrutable acronym APEC allows Chinese students to get their favorite foreign foods in the grocery store.

Parents In South L.A. Are Worried About Asbestos

Comments (1) | asbestos, cancer, children, class, classroom, Education, Los Angeles, South LA, students

Yingzhi Yang
Staff Reporter

What are South L.A. parents worried about at their children's school?

Five Things You Should Know About Ebola

Comments (0) | 2014 Ebola Outbreak, blood, body fluids transmission, cdc, ebola, Nation and World, world health organization

Yingzhi Yang
Staff Reporter

Here's what you need to know about the deadly virus.

Working Three Jobs And Still Not Saving

Yingzhi Yang
Staff Reporter

Sergio Sanjuro spends 30 hours a week driving passengers for Uber. (Yingzhi Yang/Neon Tommy)

A 25-year-old works day and night only to make ends meet.

People Say It's Not A Good Time To Have A Baby In This Economy

Comments (0) | 2013, annual average unemployment rates, Birth rates, by state, California, Data Stream, financial crisis, pressure, recession, unemployment rates

Yingzhi Yang
Staff Reporter

Data Sourced from Bureau of Labor Statistics (Yingzhi Yang / Neon Tommy)

The economic crisis has put measurable pressure on birth rates in the U.S.

Only A Third Of Minorities In California Say Police Treat All Races The Same

Comments (0) | asian, black, California, latino, law enforcement, michael brown shot, minority communities, police, poll, racial profiling, white

Yingzhi Yang
Staff Reporter

Data sourced from a USC Dornsife/ L.A. Times poll. (Yingzhi Yang/Neon Tommy)

A poll conducted weeks after the unrest in Ferguson shows a racial divide in opinion.

Pacific Palisades Workers Sound Off On Minimum Wage Hike

Comments (1) | business owner, District 11, LA Minimum Wage, Los Angeles and Region, minimum wage, minimum wage hike, Minimum Wage Increase, Pacific Palisades, restaurant owner, small business, Small Businesses, starbucks

Yingzhi Yang
Staff Reporter

Clashes over tips and financial demands leave residents frustrated.

South L.A. Programs Tackle Pressing Community Health Challenges

Members of the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw community take advantage of the Bfit initiative in their area.

How can health initiatives in South L.A. make a lasting change?

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USC Workers Rally For Higher Wages

How A Giant Asia-Pacific Alliance Relates To Our Lives

Parents In South L.A. Are Worried About Asbestos

Five Things You Should Know About Ebola

Working Three Jobs And Still Not Saving

People Say It's Not A Good Time To Have A Baby In This Economy

Only A Third Of Minorities In California Say Police Treat All Races The Same

Pacific Palisades Workers Sound Off On Minimum Wage Hike

South L.A. Programs Tackle Pressing Community Health Challenges

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