Parents of children at a Los Angeles elementary school protested a book that discusses families that include LGBTQ parents. But counterprotesters joined in the demonstrations, too. Angelina Bagdasaryan reports, with Anna Rice narrating.
A local theater director decided to stage Shakespeare’s King Lear – using Ukrainian refugees for the cast
Monthly market in Los Angeles provides fresh produce to those experiencing hardship who don't qualify for government assistance
Tens of thousands of people are dead and millions are homeless after a pair of strong earthquakes in South Central Turkey. See what happened, hear from those who survived, and watch the heroics of rescuers racing the clock on The Inside Story-Earthquake.
Los Angeles residents are gathering and shipping clothes and other essentials to areas affected by the earthquake
Event brings together scientists, educators and innovators from the former Soviet Union, regardless of their politics
The first North American tour of two Belarusian rock legends just ended in the US. For both artists this tour was about more than just making music. Angelina Bagdasaryan has the story, narrated by Anna Rice.
The Western state's plan to halt sales of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035 is spreading to other states
Sixteen local artists donated work for the exhibit
Little Big releases the anti-war single 'Generation Cancellation' — its take on the conflict
Ukrainian Galina Pashkevich witnessed Nazi atrocities during World War II, including the bombing of her city, Kyiv. After Russia invaded Ukraine in February, she left her homeland for America. Angelina Bagdasaryan spoke to her in this report. Anna Rice narrates. Camera: Vazgen Varzhabetian.
Ian Maksin is among Russian and Ukrainian artists in the US taking action to help Ukraine in the face of Moscow’s aggression
Every week, the Ukrainian diaspora in Los Angeles get together to support their home in Ukraine. Angelina Bagdasaryan has the story of the two women behind one unique show of support in this report, narrated by Anna Rice.
A Russian, two Ukrainians who have made homes for themselves in Los Angeles fly to Budapest to help those whom war has left homeless
Los Angeles-based artist Zhenya Gershman was so moved that she painted a portrait of Kurilo from the photograph.
We share the journey of a young cancer survivor and the support she finds along the way. Reporter: Angelina Bagadasaryan, Camera: Vazgen Varzhabetian, Adapted by: Zdenko Novacki
Basic room service that would have been handled by staff is now handled by robots
Most of California’s uninsured are undocumented immigrants, according to the non-profit group, California Health Care Foundation. Governor Newsom’s says his solution is simple, but as Anglina Bagdasaryan reports, it’s also controversial. Anna Rice narrates the story. Camera: Vazgen Varzhabetian
The dogs are not at the Los Angeles International Airport to hop on a plane – they work here
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