Angelenos wearing trash bags, heavy clothes and covered in blankets were scattered around a projector screen in the middle of Griffith Park Sunday evening.

A large sign jutted off the roof of the building, affixed with a neon green marijuana leaf.

The streets are lined with cars, parking lots are full, congestion is at a standstill, and people pack the sidewalk.

An intense, raw, soul-filled take on traditional rhythm and blues will pump through the Hammer Museum’s outdoor courtyard July 15 at 8 p.m.

Cottrell Smith found religion while selling and taking heroin in South Central Los Angeles more than 30 years ago.

David Smith wakes up every morning on a single mattress wedged into a white Ford full-size van. Lifting up the bed, Smith pulls out a hefty slew of musical instruments and wheels them down to Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade. He sets up, plays for a few hours, collects enough for lunch and then goes home. He has been doing this for 10 years.

Loud, fast-paced drum rhythms will storm out of the Fowler Museum today as the UCLA Music of Brazil Ensemble plays one of its last performances of the season.

Eighty-six students took an upper-division electrical engineering course during winter quarter. One student received a B+. Eighty-five students received a C, D or F.

The Ackerman Student Union Jamba Juice received a “˜B’ rating in a random inspection last week by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s Environmental Health office.

His mother was hung in front of him, immediately after his brother was killed by firing squad ““ they had attempted to escape.