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

Armenian students speak out on genocide
Members of the Armenian student population at USC rallied today in front of Tommy Trojan to remember their relatives, the not-so-distant survivors of a genocide still unrecognized by many of the worlds governments, including the United States. (posted 4/22/10)
By Chris Foy

Activists Travel to Arizona to Protest Controversial Immigration Bill
Angelinos urge rejection of bill that would require authorities to check status of undocumented immigrants at routine stops. (posted 4/22/10)
By Karen Marcus

Disability Rights Advocates Fight Against Budget Cuts
People across the country are celebrating Earth Day today. But far away from the forests or ocean, disability rights advocates are holding a different kind of Earth Day protest downtown, reminding lawmakers that they, too, are endangered. (posted 4/22/10)
By Ariel Edwards-Levy

Earth Day Brings a New Garden to a Local Elementary School
The Los Angeles Galaxy Foundation and the Home Depot Center Charitable Foundation joined together to build a new reading garden for a local Compton elementary school. (posted 4/22/10)
By Amanda Herman

Protesters Force President Obama to Address"Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” Policy
Inside Senator Barbara Boxer's fundraiser, President Obama was interrupted by activists from GETEQUAL, demanding he repeal the military's policy of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Zoe Nicholson was the third protester to cause the President to stop his speech, and lose his cool. GETEQUAL protests continued Tuesday, April 20 as an Iraq war veteran released from the army by "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," handcuffed himself to the White House's gates. (posted 4/20/10)
By Ken Van Der Meeren