Students are not taught to investigate but to regurgitate. We are taught to be what conglomerate media seeks — content farmers.  The issue does not lie in the student nor in the professor, but in the system that avoids the subject and teaching of intellectual reporting. Journalists, not to be confused with talking heads, search for the truth. They are bloodhounds for corruption, injustice, and foul play.  Today, in our brave new world, the culture that broke stories like the

Dozens of union members filled the seats of the L.A. City Council chamber on Wednesday Dec 11, 2024 to urge council members to vote yes on Item 66 - a proposal in favor of higher wages for tourism workers. Photos by Ava Rosate By Ava Rosate In a 12-3 vote following more than five hours of discussion, The Los Angeles City Council voted to gradually increase wages and improve health care benefits for hotel and airport workers ahead of the 2028 Olympics. Stationed outside of Cit

With negotiations at an impasse over wages, benefits and workloads, 2,400 Kaiser Permanente mental health workers have persisted in an open ended strike for a seventh week. As the deadlock deepens, the strain on patients, workers and the healthcare system grows ever more critical in Southern California. The National Union of Healthcare Workers and Kaiser Permanente employees warn that these chronic issues — long standing staffing shortages, low pay scales and subpar benefits,