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In Los Angeles, like a lot of other states, there is one issue that is plaguing people, whether it be in school, the workplace or even at home. Kristina Diener is a clinical psychologist who deals with violence related issues such as bullying.
At the same time, we asked Facebook users to tell us what they know and think of bullying.
Watch now as she talks about the root of bullying and what one can do to conquer it.
In the heart of Los Angeles, Calif. lies a dream of 28 year old Christian Leath. His passion is the artistry of Japanese Anime. His current project, six years in the making, is the story of a young girl in Japan who uses martial arts to survive with her current status. It’s a Japanese story, but Leath says, it’s read in an American way, meaning from left to right. Leath hopes to one day take his book to a publisher and get it out to bookstores.
Homelessness is a problem in Los Angeles, but it’s not the only one that pledges our state, our country, and even the world. World Vision sponsors local groups in promoting and hosting 30 hour famine, where for 30 hours people go hungry in a hope to collect money for hungry children in various areas of the world.
One out of 88 children have autism as the number consistently grows each year. As part of Autism Awareness Month this April, the Autism Society of Los Angeles teamed with the Los Angeles Police Department to accomplish two missions for the officers as well as for the children.
Watch now, to see just how the children and the police officers are being educated to deal with each other in Los Angeles County.
The Twenty-Third Annual America’s Family Pet Expo offers many different things to Southern California Residents. Watch now to see what new things this year’s expo has to offer.
In Celebration of Earth Day 2012 and as part of a statewide initiative of The California State Park Foundation, nearly 100 Los Angeles residents came out on the second Saturday in April to work on preserving and restoring the natural side of Los Angeles. They worked in groups to remove Fennal plants as well as nonnative California plants, cleaned up and preserved trees, removed dead trees and planted new trees and shrubbery for future generations to enjoy its beauty.
The Santa Monica Pier in Southern Calif. is more than just a place to relax next to the Pacific Ocean. The Pier was first opened September 1909. It was originally built to allow its residents to “walk above the waters of the Pacific Ocean”. Now, the pier offers residents as well as tourists the opportunity to visit unique shops, restaurants and a mini amusement park including the Heal The Bay Aquarium. In addition, some residents have chosen to make the beach their home.
Watch now, to see just what this unique beach in Southern California has to offer for all ages.
Twenty four year old Jovi Hinojosa says his ultimate dream job is to be a crime scene investigator. Graduating from Cal State University Los Angeles nearly two years ago, he tells of his inspiration behind pursuing this career path despite the obstacles in his way.
Roderick Muro is a musician of a different sort. His Musical talents lie within the magic of the computer and his fingers. Listen now to learn more.
For more Information, Follow him on Facebook.
Los Angeles resident, Roxana Jimenez, says living in the dorms is a way to experience life on CSUN’s (Cal State University Northridge) campus. She says it is easier for her to wake up and not have to worry about the two-hour bus ride from Los Angeles.
Jimenez lives with three other first time freshmen and says the biggest challenge is “getting used to habits.”
But she adds, glancing at her wall of inspiration, there’s a family aspect to dorm life. “We all motivate each other to do well,” she says.
Students, like Jimenez, are busy throughout the week with studying and other social life, and Jimenez says, “You don’t have time to pick up after yourself.” So on Fridays, she says, she likes to “clean up before going home to L.A for the weekend.”
