Art's Delicatessen has been a fixture of the San Fernando Valley for 66 years, serving matzo ball soup and pastrami sandwiches to patrons ranging from the average knish-lover to the most powerful movie...
Andre Rueda, Community News Reporter
• September 30, 2023
On a crisp summer afternoon, a walk to the end of El Sereno’s Van Horne Blvd. will lead into a small park-like fixture at the top of the hill.
Ornamental trees surrounded by lush green grass...
Alysia Burke, Community News Reporter
• September 30, 2023
The City of South Gate Police Department (PD) received a grant from the State of California to establish and improve programming geared toward the wellness of its employees.
South...
The aroma of Mexican food wafting out of busy food trucks. Colorful parade floats and dresses. Fresh agua frescas served up in souvenir cups. The energy of music and traditional dancers.
The flavors,...
Javin Carter is always looking to keep his mind active and productive, and makes an effort to go to the library at least once a week. While he often visits the Inglewood Public Library, he chose to visit...
Help with homework. A safe place to go after school. Classes and events. Free printing services. Computers with Internet service.
These are some of the resources that make Los Angeles libraries an essential...
Denis Akbari, Community News Editor In Chief
• June 3, 2023
Boyle Heights wants to bring back the zoot suit spirit by creating a heritage week while also celebrating this year’s 80th anniversary cruising parade.
The Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council (BHNC)...
Brenda Mwingira, Community News Social Media Editor
• April 29, 2023
A South Gate High School Student received a life-changing surprise that he didn’t see coming during his school’s career day.
Joshua Alvarado, 18, a senior at SGHS, was attending the school’s...
Denis Akbari, Community News Editor in chief
• April 28, 2023
Even when it seemed like there was no way out, Los Angeles native Angel Garcia saw the “light at the end of the tunnel” and believed he was destined to break out of Boyle Heights.
Garcia’s desire...
Pico Rivera teachers and staff are worried their careers may end prematurely after the El Rancho Unified School District recently rescinded less than 20% of expected layoffs announced in March.
With...
Sherman Liang, Community News Reporter
• April 11, 2023
The city of Rosemead received a special round of funds aimed to help those without homes.
An amount of $1,222,084 was awarded from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to be used...
Nicolas Morales, 44, was recently sentenced to 310 years in prison for seven alleged rapes. The assaults occurred over a 15-month period from October 2016 to January 2018. The attacks were dispersed across...
