• Clubs not crime

• Community involvement plays a key role in fighting crime in West Adams

• Despite high crime rates, Central-Alameda residents feel safe

• Building their future: Education in South Los Angeles

• Jefferson High marching band drills ahead

• LA's Promise improves graduation rates, student involvement

• Prop 30 gives magnet school hope

• Where words fail: Learning English and preserving heritage in South LA

• A melting pot of healthy flavors

• The best burger in town

• The Burger Snob: The ultimate guide to L.A. diners, drive-ins and dives

• Crenshaw's secret: Tak's Coffee and Tea survives history

• South Figueroa Corridor claimed to be major food desert

• Street food vendors cause controversy

• Getting your fit on in the Southside

• Health on the move in South Central

• Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital celebrates 102 years of providing pediatric care

• Obesity rates continue to climb

• Jumping into Vermont Square's history

• The forgotten field of dreams

• St. Vincent de Paul Church celebrates its 125th Year

• Faces of the street

• Organizations provide safe haven for homeless

• The ghetto grows up

• A safe haven for skaters

• A walk in the park

• Cuts for Slauson, new buildings for Fred Roberts

• Cycling on Central: Ditching the gas pedal for two pedals

• Fielding a team

• The LA84 Foundation: Preserving the Olympic legacy

• Baptist church merges old and new

• The Masjid Bilal Islamic Center has big expansion plans

• USC's Our Savior Parish opens its doors

• Skateboarding the Southside