Los Angeles based artist Patrick Henry Johnson plans to restore his recently vandalized, popular mural “The Elixir” located on 4213 Crenshaw Boulevard. In 2011, Johnson completed the mural of a woman he was previously in a relationship with. After working on it for...
A young African American male gets pulled over to the side of the road for reckless driving. An officer administers a field sobriety test and determines that the young man needs to be arrested and his vehicle impounded. However, the young man’s brother interjects,...
When I began working, I had no idea that my two favorite things to do when I finished working would be falling asleep on public transportation and whistling; never at the same time and by no means exclusively in that order. The drive from my house to the bus stop...
Nathan Crair, the top executive of Merrill Lynch, recruited several hundred people to volunteer for the Special Olympics World Games. Starting Dec. 2014, there was a large call for employee volunteers and Crair jumped at the chance to help. Despite the innovation and...
Photo Credit: John SooHoo On July 30, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw and his wife Ellen held their third annual "Ping Pong 4 Purpose" event under their charity, "Kershaw's...
For many of the athletes competing in the Special Olympics World Games, this was their first time not only visiting Los Angeles, but the United States. This was no exception for 17-year-old Austin Green, who not only just...
What's the most you can do in Koreatown with only $20? Let's take a look.
I always thought I would forever agree with Joey Ramone’s lyrical philosophy of “It’s not my time in the nine to five world,” but after my recent experience interning at the L.A. Times, I’ve discovered that the supposed "dull routine" isn't really dull nor routine....
In the middle of Orange County’s coast lies Crystal Cove; a hidden beach spot that can be accessed only through a tunnel underneath Pacific Coast Highway. With a restaurant right on the sand, the cutest beach cottages anywhere, and the famous Shake Shack just a...
We always hear from the athletes, but what about the thousands of volunteers that make the Special Olympics World Games possible?
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