The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved an ordinance to hold internet providers accountable for offering slower, costlier broadband in low-income communities.

The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved an ordinance to hold internet providers accountable for offering slower, costlier broadband in low-income communities.

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Los Angeles Cracks Down On 'Digital Discrimination' By Internet Service Providers

Alongside freeways exits and major intersections in L.A. County, drivers and pedestrians encounter neon signs that read: “FREE NURSE ASSISTANT TRAINING, CALL NOW!” So we did.

Alongside freeways exits and major intersections in L.A. County, drivers and pedestrians encounter neon signs that read: “FREE NURSE ASSISTANT TRAINING, CALL NOW!” So we did.

Ever wonder who’s behind those nurse assistant training signs all over town? We looked into it

USC professor Morgan Polikoff discusses a new report that shows a long road ahead for academic recovery.

USC professor Morgan Polikoff discusses a new report that shows a long road ahead for academic recovery.

Pandemic recovery in schools will be a ‘long slog,’ says sobering national report

Cases of mpox have doubled in recent weeks, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced on Monday.

Cases of mpox have doubled in recent weeks, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced on Monday.

Los Angeles Cracks Down On 'Digital Discrimination' By Internet Service Providers

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