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Making A Difference
Camp Laurel focuses on needs of at-risk youth
MAKING A DIFFERENCE There are plenty of summer camps for kids around the country, but Camp Laurel, according to its…
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West Hollywood
County explores using parks, libraries as learning sites
LOS ANGELES — With school campuses remaining closed this fall, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has voted to…
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Los Angeles Independent
WeHo joins coalition seeking more COVID-19 funds
LOS ANGELES — Mayors and council members from cities throughout the county are demanding that the county and city of…
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Community
Health officials encourage residents to file census forms
LOS ANGELES — County residents are falling behind the rest of the state in responding to the 2020 census, leading…
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Business
Woman brings fresh food to Leimert Park residents
LEIMERT PARK — Four years ago, Olympia Auset was at her wit’s end. She was taking a two-hour round-trip bus…
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Inglewood
Inglewood restaurants struggle with indoor dining ban
INGLEWOOD — Most restaurants are struggling in Inglewood’s Market Street district, as indoor dining was banned for the second time…
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Business
Grant program offers assistance for small business owners
LYNWOOD — With food sales plummeting more than 50% since the coronavirus pandemic hit Lynwood, micro entrepreneurs Ana Morales and…
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East Los Angeles
Former Rep. Esteban Torres receives medal from UCLA
LOS ANGELES — Former Rep. Esteban Torres, a one-time welder in an auto plant who became U.S. ambassador to UNESCO…
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East Los Angeles
D.A. refiles charges against former Assessor Noguez
LOS ANGELES — More than six dozen felony charges have been refiled against former Los Angeles County Assessor John Noguez…
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Culver City
West L.A. College goes all in for online learning
CULVER CITY — As school districts across the country decide whether to reopen their classrooms for fall, the administration and…
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