Latino students upset with Arizona’s new law
Angry students at USC voiced opposition towards Arizonas new law they say targets the Hispanic community. At a protest in the center of campus, dozens gathered, some shouting, some arguing, about the issue they say is drawing boundaries. Chris Foy reports. (posted 4/29/10)
By Chris Foy

Host Interview with Daymond John
While many entrepreneurs may struggle to get their big break in the business world, the founder of the fashion line, FUBU, Daymond John, says it all starts with the brand within. The New York native and star of ABCs TV series Shark Tank stopped through LA to promote his new book about branding. He highlights the necessity for future business owners to develop their own brand. (posted 4/29/10)
By Heather Hope

L.A. Leaders Oppose Arizona Immigration Law
L.A. city officials are joining the criticism of a tough new Arizona immigration law, and calling for reform. They say Los Angeles should boycott Arizona until the state stops forcing its police to check residents immigration status. (posted 4/29/10)
By Ariel Edwards-Levy

Los Angeles immigrant rights groups plan weekend protest
The controversial Arizona immigration law and news that Congress is set to take on immigration reform have sparked protests and marches across the nation. (posted 4/27/10)
By Timothy Beck Werth

Thousands receive free healthcare at Los Angeles Sports Arena
Remote Access Medical provides Angelinos with free healthcare on the first of a seven day clinic. (posted 4/27/10)
By Schuyler Kenney

Tattoo removal business thrives on second guessing
Increase in laser tattoo removal treatments can actually mean an increase in revenue for tattoo parlors. (posted 4/27/10)
By Michelle La Rue

Activists fight to keep families together
Activists and social workers rallied at an event held in the United University Church to keep families together and children out of foster homes. (posted 4/27/10)
By Christie Bertch

Mayor’s proposed budget cuts have city workers worried about public safety
Some Los Angeles city workers are concerned the mayor's proposed budget will make the city a more dangerous place. (posted 4/27/10)
By Paula Kosowski

Hundreds mourn former police chief at downtown service
Hundreds of people gathered downtown to mourn former Police Chief Daryl Francis Gates. He died of cancer two weeks ago at the age of 83. (posted 4/27/10)
By Asim Bharwani

Natural History Museum Expansion
Tracy Oppenheimer reports on the expansion of the Natural History Museum and the details of the plan that will cost $30 million. (posted 4/22/10)
By Tracy Oppenheimer