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Behind the scenes of Super Bowl LVI, the president of the Los Angeles Super Bowl Host Committee, Kathryn Schloessman details the Legacy 56 Program. ‘Legacy 56’ was established to honor 56 members, organizations, and nonprofits in Los Angeles who are making a positive impact on the community.
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The Legacy 56 Program, in collaboration with Super Bowl LVI, honors LA-based nonprofits who are making an impact on the community and the local economy. As the highly anticipated game approaches, “California Live” is highlighting those who have been recipients of Legacy 56. One of the organizations making a...

Sprouts Farmer’s Market has come a long way from being a fresh produce stand in Southern California. This natural and organic grocery store has numerous locations and is celebrating the grand opening of its newest store in Garden Grove. Offering unique and healthy food options, Sprouts provides fresh, organic and seasonal produce, as well as bulk food selections and more!...

Thanks to NBC4 and Telemundo 52 viewers, Ralphs and Food 4 Less customers, and community partners, NBC4 and Telemundo 52’s Help For The Hungry helped feed thousands of families throughout Southern California, providing millions of meals to those in need.

At just 14-years old, Jahkil Jackson works to keep Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream alive by serving his Chicago community. His passion to help unhoused individuals began at 5-years old and has evolved into a non-profit organization, Project I Am. He is a blessing and inspiration to his community and generations to follow.

In 1965, young civil rights activist and publisher, Paul Cobb marched in Selma, Alabama with Martin Luther King Jr. A lifelong memory vividly recalled. California Live’s Malou Nubla joins Paul Cobb as he reflects on his time spent with Dr. King and shares with us how he honors Dr. King’s legacy and holds on to hope.

The word, “Artivism” is understood as the combination of art and activism. Cinema grad students MaryLanae Linen, Jasmine Walker and Tynae Miller join their Professor, Jeremy Keegan and California Live’s Danielle Nottingham to discuss their Black Pro-Vaxx film. This special project was specifically made for L.A. and has been used across the country to bring awareness to the importance of...

USC School of Cinematic Arts Professor, Jeremy Keegan and California Live’s Danielle Nottingham discuss Sidney Poitier and his impact on cinema and the world. Sidney was a vessel for transition of culture during a time when Martin Luther King Jr. marched for change. In 1963, Sidney marched alongside Dr. King. Professor, Jeremy Keegan gives an inside look at Sidney Poitier...

California Live’s Danielle Nottingham caught up with USC Law Professor, Jody David Armour to discuss Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream. As an eight-year-old, Professor Armour remembers dialing in on the feelings and emotions surrounding Dr. King’s assassination and not fully grasping the impact until years later. He shares what MLK Day means to him and tips on how to move...

UPDATE: Thanks to NBC4 and Telemundo 52 viewers and community partners, NBC4 and Telemundo 52 Help For The Hungry raised $745,000 in donations to support local food banks and provide nearly 3 million meals throughout Southern California. NBC4 and Telemundo 52’s Help For The Hungry donation drive returns for a fourth consecutive year to support local Feeding America food banks…

The energetic retreat brings together “women and girls with disabilities for a weekend of dance, education and community building.”

The free and festival bike event will call upon Wilmington in August, with spirited, cycle-strong visits to the Heart of LA and South LA later in 2021.

The community-strong celebration, which holds the theme of “Rising Above Disabilities” close to heart, called upon the cosmos.

The Los Angeles County Public Health Department and UCLA researchers have teamed up to carry out a second health assessment and environmental justice study for the communities surrounding the Inglewood Oil Field, it was announced Monday.

Active oil wells are at the center of the complaints. Randy Mac reports for the NBC4 News on Tuesday, June 22, 2021.

Chase Bank opened a new community center in Crenshaw Thursday with the focus of helping people of color and small business owners in underserved communities. The new center is the first of its kind in California with the goal of helping to close the racial wealth gap. Angie Crouch reports for the NBC4 News on Thursday, May 6, 2021.

Tiny Home Village is now open in North Hollywood with a concept that has the potential to reduce homelessness. Each 64-square foot unit comes with a bed, heater, and AC but the village provides much more support including job training, job placement, mental health, and substance abuse services. Kim goes to meet the founders to hear their innovative story of...

McDonald’s SoCal franchisees got together to donate $30,000 to NBC4’s Help 4 The Hungry campaign. As seen on the NBC4 News on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020.

AbilityFirst will hold its Stroll & Roll Goes Virtual presented by Comerica Bank on Saturday, November 7 at 9 a.m. in support of its mission to help people with disabilities. The event will kick off with NBC4 anchor and reporter Mekahlo Medina opening the program with a warm welcome followed by a special performance by wheelchair dance troupe The Rollettes…

Join Southern California Leadership Network (SCLN) for its 2020 Visionaries Awards on November 18 at 4 p.m. PST, taking place in a virtual format.