On a muggy Thursday morning of August 3rd, Little Tokyo Service Center broke ground for Budokan, its project to provide a recreational, cultural and community center for residents of Little Tokyo and Japanese Americans throughout southern California. MORE THAN...
This summer, the Los Angeles Times High School Insider is proud to offer eleven paid internships that will focus on arts and sports—broadly defined—and their impact on critical issues in the community. The internship is made possible in part by funding from the City...
You/I/we did it! Now I have some reflecting to do. Haha, literally, some reflections. ^ *ba dum tss* As fun as it would be to plop down this brief, reflective photo essay with zero context and leave it at that: the above was taken in the midst of my...
At this time, 658 people have been killed in L.A. County over the past 12 months alone. And that number is only growing. When homicide stories are staples of the 24 hour news cycle, and even more left out from news coverage, reactions to violence are increasingly...
It's back-to-school season, and that means that it's time for back-to-school shopping. So we want to know: Stay tuned for the results of our survey, and keep your eyes peeled for some exciting, fashion-forward stories!
In YAWN’s Long Beach apartment, nine of the twelve members of electronic music collective emptyset! are scattered around the living room and kitchen, rapidly pressing buttons on handheld game...
When activism meets art, the issues at hand are no longer abstract political ideas or mere talking points on clipboards. Instead, they become something more humanized and relatable. Artists at...
"Hunt us not today. Hurt us not today." Snoop Dog and the Game organized community members, many wearing shirts bearing the acronym 'H. U. N. T.,' in a peaceful protest that coincided with the graduation of recruits at LAPD headquarters. The latest class was...
Despite the somber tone set by the recent police-involved shootings, the recruit commencement ceremony at the Los Angeles Police Department headquarters went on today as planned. As dozens of young new officers graduated on the 1st Street field, a protest in support...
Computer programs with the capacity to love. Monsters versus ninjas. "Desirables", "undesirables" and broken angel wings. A cat odyssey? On June 7th, an audience made up of students from all over Los Angeles, their families and friends, peered into the minds of middle...
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