Blocks away from Pershing Square are the Toy and Fashion Districts of Los Angeles, some of the pioneering industries that helped propel L.A. It is also home to L.A.’s infamous Skid Row, the pioneering frontier of forgotten wastelands and memories. Hundreds of the homeless line the streets of San Julian, San Pedro, 7th, 6th and 5th streets like an army of lost angels unbeknownst of their fall from grace.
KPCC host answers the questions
Patt Morrison, as the radio host her own show on KPCC, mainly airs current topics that concern Los Angeles and often a national audience, while as a columnist she covers things she feels strongly about.
Campus community chooses to save rebate
The majority of the diverse members of the PCC community has decided to save their tax rebate checks rather than spend them.
Preliminary hearing for killing suspect to be set
The setting of the preliminary hearing on murder charges for former PCC student Isaac Campbell will be held on Aug. 7.
The Woman Question
Any analysis of Hillary Clinton’s failed campaign wouldn’t be complete without considering the sexism question.
Coaches learn to deal with injuries
Coaches roll out a litany of injuries that would be enough to make even the most experienced doctor a little queasy.
Q&A with KPCC’s Larry Mantle
Not too long ago, Larry Mantle celebrated his 20th anniversary on the airwaves with a memoir, “This is AirTalk – 20 Years of Conversation on 89.3 KPCC.
PCC students win awards in film
Seven PCC students received honors at a statewide student film and video festival this month.
Fashion show features hip hop artist
The Black Student Alliance hosted a night acknowledging liberation through education and culture as fashion, hip-hop, and Talib Kweli etched the message into the many minds at CEC on Saturday night.Kweli, renowned in hip-hop circles for his heedful and socially conscious rhymes put down the microphone usually reserved for spit swaddled mad flows and instead engaged the audience in a Q & A session.