Los Angeles Unified students elected rising Gardena High School senior Anely Cortez Lopez to the board of education.

Los Angeles Unified students elected rising Gardena High School senior Anely Cortez Lopez to the board of education.

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Gardena Student Elected To LAUSD Board. Here's What She Can Do

If you hear -- or see -- low flying planes in the L.A. region this weekend, don’t worry -- they are just collecting pollution data. Here's Seamus Bozeman

If you hear -- or see -- low flying planes in the L.A. region this weekend, don’t worry -- they are just collecting pollution data. Here's Seamus Bozeman

Those planes flying really low all weekend? That’s just NASA collecting pollution data

The California coast has many surf camps for people with disabilities or special needs, which is awesome; ocean-lovers describe the experience as therapeutic and transformative. Reporter Jill Replogle recently visited one camp for kids with a different set of needs.

The California coast has many surf camps for people with disabilities or special needs, which is awesome; ocean-lovers describe the experience as therapeutic and transformative. Reporter Jill Replogle recently visited one camp for kids with a different set of needs.

A summer beach camp for kids whose siblings live with special needs

After 18 months of repair work and $3.3 million in funds, the 1,620-foot landmark Ventura Pier is reopening to the public on Saturday. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh reports.

After 18 months of repair work and $3.3 million in funds, the 1,620-foot landmark Ventura Pier is reopening to the public on Saturday. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh reports.

Gardena Student Elected To LAUSD Board. Here's What She Can Do

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