Meet one of the mobile teams vaccinating LA’s most vulnerable against COVID-19
For this vaccination site in Watts, volunteers made sure it wouldn’t be cut off by gang territory lines. They also knocked on doors to assuage residents’ vaccination fears.
Competing bills seek to clarify California’s hazy cannabis billboard rules
California’s regulations surrounding cannabis billboards are hazy, to put it bluntly. Proposition 64, which made cannabis legal, banned billboards on interstate freeways like the 10.
Why a post-vaccine trip to your local dive bar holds new meaning
As more businesses are slowly opening back up, and more vaccinated people are stepping outside of their bubble, KCRW asked listeners who have received their shots: How are you living…
What’s in a street name? Roslyndale Ave., known for ‘Back to the Future,’ has a uniquely enduring community
A tiny street with a fancy name and down-to-earth people can be a simple reminder that a safe, quiet, ordinary place is extraordinarily sacred to the people who live there.
Family descendent wants Bruce’s Beach back. It might happen with new State Senate bill
“The Bruce family is not interested in an apology. We want the restoration of our land. We want restitution for that loss of revenue that we would have had for 96 years.
Little Fish, Hotville, Yess Aquatic: Where to find some of LA’s best fish sandwiches
Lent might be over, but the love for fish sandwiches is not. And in Southern California, restaurants across the region have their own takes on the timeless classic.
Zoom meetings, hybrid work models: What to expect when returning to the office
As California gears up to reopen in mid-June, the prospect of returning to the office is creating anxiety for the workforce that was forced to work from home due to the COVID-19…