Karen Foshay
Karen Foshay is the executive producer of Socal Connected. She's a veteran journalist who has worked in both radio and television, including NBC News, CBS News, Al Jazeera America and KPCC and KCRW. While a senior producer at KCET, she won two DuPont-Columbia silver batons and a George Foster Peabody.
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Demonstrators aligned with various groups gathered in Downtown Los Angeles on Friday as part of May Day protests happening nationwide.
Normally travelled daily by commuters heading through Playa Vista to the South Bay beach cities, Culver Boulevard is in danger, the same experienced in business districts across Southern California and the United States.
A county agency today voted to dissolve the Sativa Los Angeles County Water District in Compton, after hearing dozens of public comments accusing district officials of mismanagement, including an allegation that they paid for a board member’s surgery.
Imagine hosting a dinner party for a group of strangers who are encouraged to air their opinions about hot button issues like race, ethnicity and sexual orientation.That’s exactly what’s happening across Los Angeles.
Inglewood city officials were secretly negotiating an agreement to build an arena for the Clippers basketball team for months before giving a carefully guarded notice to the public, according to newly released documents.
Take a look at the videos you'll only see on Season 8 of SoCal Connected.
Councilman Bernard Parks has retained a consultant and is prepared to sue the city if the redistricting commission doesn't revise proposed maps.
New data obtained by SoCal Connected shows nearly $870,000 in incentive bonuses were distributed to HACLA employees from 2007 to 2010. Search the records here.
This is the fourth chapter in our series on billboards in Los Angeles. What makes this one different than the other three is the personal nature of the story.
In the latest episode of LA’s struggle to control its billboards, the city once again found itself a victim of its own actions.
Our billboard series has gotten the attention of the City Council.
Last week’s SoCal Connected story on billboards seems to have gotten the attention of our city’s leaders.