The latest news and views from the voices of South Los Angeles.
The incident sparked concerns about the lack of transparency provided to USC community by DPS.
The anticipated addition to Exposition Park garners excitement and controversy during its extended construction process.
The Trojan’s guide to local bookstores.
South Gate resident Lily Navarro will be creating a zine featuring the work of South and East Los Angeles artists.
Gazi Alam, owner of Quik-Pix Photo Lab, reflects on the business’s history and his new role after his brother’s passing.
Disparities in housing prices across racial and ethnic groups affect South L.A. residents.
In November 2022, voters elected the USC sophomore to the Culver City School Board. His rise to office reflects lifetime challenge of finding his voice.
The recent California rain is causing a super bloom of flowers across Southern California.
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass spoke at the development’s ribbon cutting ceremony.
From an apocalypse themed brunch to St. Patrick’s Day parade, here are ideas how to spend the break.
L.A. is expanding transit infrastructure in time for the 2028 Olympic Games, garnering mixed reactions from South L.A. residents.
The festival in Inglewood this weekend raised questions about safety at large concert venues.
Black students in the Los Angeles Unified School District have enormous mental health needs that aren’t being met, according to a survey conducted by student activists which consisted of responses from over 2,300 students at 100 Los Angeles Unified School District schools.
Metro balance the need for security with the concerns of advocates who want to find alternatives to the police.
The Black Women Vend program allows local food entrepreneurs to obtain permits and serve the Leimert Park and Crenshaw community.