Carla Javier

Gustavo. Dudamel. Will. Conduct. Them.

The school's summer arts program is spending four weeks teaching 190 kids in South LA.

It's not just a pretty picture. It means millions for the arts.

As you drive around this summer, you may notice a license plate featuring a familiar view: palm trees and a sun lingering over a bright blue ocean. But what you might not realize is that pretty plate actually helps fund arts education grants around the state through the California Arts Council.

The state budget has over $50 million more for funding arts and arts education. Here's where it's going.

We talked arts, opportunity and data with Rory Pullens as he was packing up his office in his final days before retirement.

LAUSD’s Senior Executive Director of Arts Education Rory Pullens announced he is retiring. Today, July 6, is his official last day.

In music, fortissimo means "very loudly." For a group of six young female musicians of color, fortissima means opportunity.

The message is fortissimo and clear: representation and 'role-modeling' matter.

About 30 safety advocates took advantage of Sunland-Tujunga's Fourth of July parade to raise awareness about a string of 14 fatal accidents on Foothill Boulevard since 2016.

Today’s Fourth of July holiday – and the days after – are busy ones for local animal shelters and care centers. That's because this time of year can be difficult for pets and their owners.

There's nothing quite like negative space to prod the imagination.