A Cuban actor’s journey into the Punk Rebellion against oppression
Filming the movie was the first time he’s ever left Cuba and seeing it was the first time he’s ever seen a movie in a theater.
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Filming the movie was the first time he’s ever left Cuba and seeing it was the first time he’s ever seen a movie in a theater.
The Rollettes host the world's largest wheelchair empowerment event in LA.
Beth Hostetler helped create the Deaf Services Program at Goodwill Orange County decades ago.
“LA Stories” host Giselle Fernandez profiles Vaughn, who went from Skid Row to CEO of the Los Angeles Mission.
Growing up in a neighborhood plagued by violence, addiction and limited opportunities, Fabian Debora faced overwhelming challenges at a young age.
On "LA Stories Revisited," we check back with Frech — now a two time Paralympic gold medalist.
On this week’s “In Focus SoCal,” host Tanya McRae visits Thrive Scholars.
"In Focus SoCal" marks the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act during Disability Pride Month.
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OC teen uses her voice to empower and inspire in fight against cancer.
"LA Stories" host Giselle Fernandez explores how Dr. Daniel Amen’s work is reshaping views on depression, anxiety, PTSD and Alzheimer's disease.
The OC Children's Therapeutic Arts Center creates a space for disadvantaged youth to learn and create.
"LA Stories" profiles the comedian, who looks back on his career and shares his struggle with mental health in hopes of helping others.
Arden Pala, a San Diego teenager, was named the 2024 Sports Illustrated Sports Kid of the Year, thanks in part to his nonprofit Sports4Kids.
"LA Stories" profiles the Armenian jeweler, who came to America with just $300 and a dream — and went on to build a jewelry empire.
The decision to directly involve the U.S. comes after more than a week of strikes by Israel on Iran.
Huntington Park Mayor Arturo Flores called the ICE activity “not lawful arrests. These are abductions.”
Inland temperatures return to the 80s Sunday.
The programming canceled included swim lessons and other programs at Villa Parke, Robinson Park and more, the city said on social media.
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers continue to have a presence in Southern California, local businesses are feeling the impacts.
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