South Los Angeles

Heartbroken Brother Bares His Gut-Wrenching Final Moments With Nipsey Hussle

"It doesn't make sense," says Samiel Asghedom, who struggled to pump life into his wounded brother's lungs.
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Nipsey Hussle's Work In The Black Community Went Deeper Than You Think

Before his death, the rapper was involved in projects focused on revitalizing his South LA neighborhood and supporting STEM among black and brown youths.
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Nipsey Hussle Vigil In LA Erupts In Chaos, Sending 19 To Area Hospitals

The cause of the stampede has yet to be determined.
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Sickle Cell Patients Finally Have A Clinic In South Los Angeles

Nearly 100,000 Americans have sickle cell disease, but very few doctors know how to treat it.
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South L.A. Teen Gives Powerful Speech On Trauma Of Surviving Gun Violence

Edna Lizbeth Chavez also spoke passionately about why more guns in schools is not the answer.
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Inspired By Skid Row, Educator Opening Charter To Help LA's Homeless Children And Families

“The housing scarcity is not only real in general, it’s very real for families,” said Mitchell.
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On Saturday, Americans Have Two Climate Paths To Choose From

One is old and champions corporations. The other chooses health over profits.
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From The LA Uprising To The People’s Climate March: Building Power When You Are Under Threat

We are now at a flashpoint that will grow and build a new cadre of leaders.
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25 Years Later, Los Angeles Hasn't Recovered From The Rodney King Riots. Why?

Decades after flames engulfed the city, empty lots remain.
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L.A. School Board Puts Money And Lobbying Muscle Behind State Bills Drafted To Shackle Charter Schools

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