Ariel Wesler

COMPTON, Calif. — USC's College Advising Corps program places recent college graduates in high schools to serve as full-time advisers.

LOS ANGELES — A week until election day and some political analysts are concerned about low voter turnout.

LOS ANGELES — Like many people, Maria Ramos relies on the internet for connecting to the outside world, but she is also one of many seniors on a fixed income, trying to keep up with inflation.

LOS ANGELES — More than 500 veterans live at the U.S. Vets housing complex in Inglewood. One of them is John Taylor, who served at Vandenberg Air Force Base during the Vietnam War.

LOS ANGELES — According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, hearing loss affects about 40 million American adults. Suzy Friendly is one of them.

LOS ANGELES — New federal funding could help the Port of Los Angeles get one step closer to reaching its zero-emission goals.

CULVER CITY, Calif. — California is one of 24 states that allow community colleges to offer bachelor's degrees.

LOS ANGELES — It may not look like much, but construction crews are repairing the Artesia Bridge, an essential connector to the 91 Freeway, the Port of Long Beach and neighboring cities.

LOS ANGELES — Inside the library at Esperanza Elementary School near downtown Los Angeles, third grader Bella Castro has lots of reading options.

Sigler has autism and been a CVS employee for the past few years, but he got his start at the Los Angeles Speech and Language Therapy Center in Culver City, often referred to as the Wiley Center.