City of Los Angeles Honors LMU
More than 100 alumni and friends of Loyola Marymount University attended LMU Day at City Hall in downtown Los Angeles as the Los Angeles City Council honored LMU on Friday, Oct. 21, 2011, in…
Leaders in L.A. Education See Hope in New Programs, Survey Finds
Public schools in Los Angeles are in desperate need of major changes, but education leaders believe that innovative programs already in place can help bring about the necessary reforms, according to a survey conducted…
Final Exit Poll Results Show Brown, Boxer, Marijuana Handily Won Among L.A. Voters
Voters in L.A. strongly backed Jerry Brown over Meg Whitman in the race for governor, while supporting Proposition 19’s relaxing of marijuana laws, in contrast with the statewide outcome, according to final results of…
Educators Have Dim View of L.A. Schools, But See Hope, Survey Finds
Public schools in Los Angeles are in desperate need of major changes, but innovative programs already in place have the potential to help bring about the necessary reforms, according to a survey of education…
Assembly Candidates Converge on LMU for Forum
Eight candidates for the 53rd Assembly District seat currently held by Democrat Ted Lieu came together at Loyola Marymount University this week to discuss their platforms and why voters should send them to Sacramento….
Latinos Now the Dominant Ethnic Group in Los Angeles Politics
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11, 2009 — In 1959, of the 100 most important elected positions in the Los Angeles metropolitan area only one was held by a Latino, one by an African American and…
The LCSLA’s Exit Poll Says Angelinos Were Set on Barack Obama Weeks Before Election Day with Race More a Factor for Blacks Than White
The Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Center for the Study of Los Angeles (LCSLA) at Loyola Marymount University reported final results from its 2008 Presidential Election Exit Poll. More than 2,600 anonymous and self-administered surveys…
