The video begins with soft humming. A shaky camera follows two-toned walls as it approaches the wooden door to an apartment. The shot steadies as a beaming woman opens the door and leans back as she begins to laugh. The woman is Maria Aparecida Lemos, 54, who has been living with AIDS in Rio de Janeiro since 2000. Read more...
Photo: Maria Aparecida Lemos, a resident of Rio de Janiero living with AIDS, participated in the “Through Positive Eyes” project in 2009.
Heather Slattery has been surfing on the Malibu coast since the age of 12. But a trip to those very same beaches one day last summer changed her perspective entirely. Read more...
With a decrease in funding for public transit agencies all over California, Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus may increase rider fares to maintain the same service it currently offers. Read more...
The United States Department of Energy has chosen UCLA Professor and Chancellor Emeritus Dr. Albert Carnesale to serve on a high-level national commission that will take a strategic look at America's nuclear waste production. Read more...
The newly completed university police office on Westwood Boulevard opened its doors on Monday after the old building was demolished and rebuilt in the same location, said UCPD spokesperson Nancy Greenstein. Read more...
On March 1, the University of California Student Association plans to notify Sacramento that funding higher education should be a priority. Read more...
