15 entries
Category: Multimedia
Car wash workers in Los Angeles County are building a movement for basic labor protections — and getting results.
Pulitzer Prize winner Jose Antonio Vargas sparked controversy after coming out as undocumented in an article he wrote for the New York Times.
A look at the lives and legalities behind the federal immigration agency's recent order for the Downtown-based garment manufacturer to fire 1,600 workers. Courtesy of Patrick Burke and Spot.Us.
He doesn't expect forgiveness, but he would like to offer this explanation.
The children of the Abraham Joshua Heschel Day School in the San Fernando Valley have come to visit their friends at Para Los Niños Charter School on 7th Street, just east of Downtown Los Angeles, to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
Young Latinos are more than a labor pool for Downtown Los Angeles.
Not many visitors expect to find Muslims amidst the large Jewish presence
in the Garment District of Downtown Los Angeles, but a community of
immigrants from Africa manages to support a modest mosque in the
neighborhood.
An after-school program started from a garage is giving kids an education in art, culture and tradition.
A mixture of deli, supermarket, pastry shop and restaurant, Mercado Buenos Aires transforms Van Nuys into a barrio of Argentina's capital, where customers can find good food, pastries, cold cuts and yerba maté for reasonable prices.
A local hair salon looks to boost business and job seekers' chances by offering discounts to the unemployed.
