Hundreds of people take to the streets of downtown Los Angeles to celebrate and protest on Nov. 6 when news outlets started projecting that former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and California Senator Kamala Harris would win the 2020 presidential election.
By Delia Diaz To shed light on East Los Angeles College students artwork and the new school year, the Vincent Price Art Museum will present the 2015 Juried Art Exhibition. The Exhibition begins on Sept. 22 and will run through Dec. 5. The annual exhibition is a juried show with a variety of different art forms. This includes student submitted work from photography, graphic design, animation, studio art and…
By Jade Inglada Located on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles, lays a hidden gem that specializes in quality, gourmet seafood known as the Fisherman’s Outlet. Since established in 1961, the restaurant has become a landmark in the L.A. area. It also hosts a salad counter and seafood market that sells a wide selection of fresh fish and shrimp that is separated from the restaurant area. The building is…
By Gabriel Serrano Contributing Writer As the sun begins to set and Los Angeles’ busy rush hour traffic begins to dwindle, a herd of bicyclists burst out on to the scene, composed of riders of all shapes and sizes pedaling on an assortment of bikes. They are known as the Eastside Bike Club. ESBC is a community organization founded by Carlos Morales and Eric Cornejo. It was first established as a support…