Jefferson Adult School fundraises for Haiti
One-hundred and twenty Jefferson Community Adult School students raised $1200 for Haiti relief funds. And they are not finished yet.
Voters weigh in on LAUSD reform plans
Parents, teachers, students and community members head to the polls to express their opinions about the future of 30 L.A. Unified schools.
Mayor seeks partnership with South L.A. schools
The mayor's Partnership for Los Angeles Schools has its eyes on Jefferson and Carver, two of L.A. Unified's lowest-performing schools.
Heart disease kills more people in the western world than any other cause. Friday is the American Heart Association's National Wear Red Day.
South LA's newest farmer's market is up and running in the Central Avenue area. 
Six South L.A. players signed letters of intent to play college football on National Signing Day. More may follow in their footsteps.
Empty and decaying, this "time capsule" in South L.A. will be auctioned Friday. The theater's fate is uncertain.
Painted in bright oranges and blues or simple shades of gray, all of the murals along Jefferson Boulevard add a splash of color and a sense of pride to the community.
PROFILE: Guitarist James Musser talks about his music company, the permutation theory, and his upcoming CD.
Republican Carly Fiorina, the former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, held a roundtable forum with small business owners. Fiorina is running for Democrat Barbara Boxer's U.S. Senate seat.
Mayor Perrodin calls out the city manager for bringing duplicate bids for contract services before the city council.
South LA residents watch President Obama's State of the Union address at the Lucy Florence Coffee House. 
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