Study analyzes teens’ social media usage
Teens are influenced by peers on social media sites, according to new research.
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Students react to Measure J
Had Measure J passed, the city would have extended a half-cent tax for transportation.
California election data trickles in to mixed results
Proposition 30 carried a slight lead in early results, while Proposition 34 fell behind.
Los Angeles prepares to vote on three county-wide ballot measures
In addition to the presidential race, residents of the county have the choice to vote yes or no on Measures A, B and J on Election Day.
Costa Mesa mayor demonstrates ignorance in attempt to close soup kitchen
Eric Bever, the major of Costa Mesa, demonstrates a complete lack of empathy or foresight in his attempt to close a soup kitchen that serves 300 homeless people each day. Despite evidence to the contrary, Bever argues that the facility only serves the homeless who stream in from out of town, across the Los Angeles […]
Firefighter systems in need of overhaul
In an emergency, time is of the essence. If a car is stolen, for example, any delays in the search reduce the owner’s chance of finding it again. But something like a stolen car is not a matter of life or death. In this respect, there are few emergencies more urgent than fires. In every […]
USC joins board to aid L.A. university
Charles R. Drew University hopes to reestablish financial security with the help of advisers.
L.A. County urges residents to enroll in alert system
Alerts will aid in the event of an emergency or evacuation.
Assembly approves LA stadium bill
Measure approved by a vote of 55 to 17 and will now move to State Senate for consideration.
LA fires spread rapidly
USC offers help and counseling to students and families affected by the fire.