Los Angeles needs cleaner mass transit to counter urban sprawl
Los Angeles needs cleaner mass transit to counter urban sprawl
Urban oil drilling harms residents and environment
Hundreds marched on May 14, 2016 to break free from fossil fuels in Los Angeles.
A flower blooms in DTLA
Basic Flowers played host to a wonderful night of music for “Denigration 2016.”
May Day parade recognizes labor struggles
Hundreds of people gathered in Los Angeles to celebrate past and current resistance against corporate exploitation.
“The Sound” of The 1975 stuns
The Manchester four-piece beautifully crafts their live show and live up to the hype.
Wealth in art has broad consequences
Using money meant for the poor to build a museum parking garage highlights philanthropist Eli Broad’s hypocrisy.
Los Angeles marches for gender equality
International Women’s Day March challenges power structures.
I spent a week on Skid Row
Student leader shares what service, ministry and living after living a week on Skid Row.
Syrian refugees coming to Orange County
The US is accepting 15,000 Syrian refugees in 2016 – many are coming to Los Angeles, Riverside and Anaheim.
Olympics bid offers jobs
Biola students look forward to potential job opportunities as Los Angeles places bid to host the 2024 Games.
All across America, on city streets, college campuses, in public parks, and a multitude of other places, evangelism can be encountered. However,...