L.A. DIGEST
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SOUTH LOS ANGELES — A private family funeral service will be held for Frederick K.C. Price, the founder of Crenshaw Christian...
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LOS ANGELES — A “disgusted” Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis lashed out at people who have been gaming the COVID-19 vaccination...
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LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Unified School District has announced the launch of “Daily Pass,” the first comprehensive system in the...
By Sue Favor
Contributing Writer
SOUTH LOS ANGELES — Everytable and popular South Los Angeles restaurant Post & Beam have collaborated on a new menu offering,...
By Shirley Hawkins
Contributing Writer
SOUTH LOS ANGELES — With area schools still closed due to the coronavirus, the Crenshaw Family YMCA is trying to fill...
By Juliet Bennett Rylah
Contributing Writer
HOLLYWOOD — Work has begun on the Actors Fund’s latest affordable housing project, the Hollywood Arts Collective. The $120 million...
By 2UrbanGirls
Contributing Writer
COMPTON — Mayor Aja Brown has opted to not seek a third term in office after publicly accusing the city’s law enforcement...
NAJEE’S NOTES
By Najee Ali
Contributing Writer
As the observance for Black History Month ends, we continue to celebrate unsung heroes in our community.
South L.A. native Johnathan...
By John Grace
Contributing Columnist
Bank of America was ringing the alarm bells over equities on the last day of January, warning a correction is around...
By Tamica Washington-Miller
Guest Columnist
The murder of George Floyd and the COVID-19 pandemic has ripped the veils from our eyes, bringing many truths about our...
THE HUTCHINSON REPORT
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson
Contributing Columnist
The day I got the first in the series of two COVID-19 vaccination shots at a Kaiser facility...
February 29, 1940
Los Angeles actress-activist Hattie McDaniel becomes the first African American to win a coveted Academy Award when she captures Best Supporting Actress...
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
By Darlene Donloe
Contributing Writer
Crete Academy is a nonprofit Los Angeles Unified School District charter school for children experiencing homelessness and poverty. But...
By Ray Richardson
Contributing Writer
John Thompson stepped into the history books when he became the first African-American coach to lead an NCAA Division I men’s...
BOOK CORNER
By Marissa Wells
Contributing Writer
“The Fearless Factor @ Work: Your Essential Guide for Unlocking the Secrets to a Fearless Career and Life,” by Jacqueline...
By Bill Vaughan
Entertainment Writer
The 29th Pan African Film Festival, considered America's largest and most prestigious Black film festival and largest Black History Month event,...
BOOK CORNER
By Marissa Wells
Contributing Writer
“Tree” by Melina Sempill Watts, tells the story of 229 years in the life of a California live oak tree.
Using...
By Darlene Donloe
Contributing Writer
VIEW PARK — When gyms and fitness centers were forced to close last March due to the coronavirus epidemic, people who...
By 2UrbanGirls
Contributing Writer
INGLEWOOD — Gov. Gavin Newsom has loosened COVID-19 restrictions and moved the state back into a tiered system, allowing many industries to...
By Alfredo Santana
Contributing Writer
LOS ANGELES — The county has distributed nearly $100 million in grants to small, micro and nonprofit businesses that have been...
By Juliet Bennett Rylah
Contributing Writer
WEST HOLLYWOOD — After more than two decades on the Sunset Strip, The Standard hotel in West Hollywood closed permanently...
By Darlene Donloe
Contributing Writer
WEST ADAMS — COVID-19 can’t stop the music.
While some record stores in Los Angeles have had to close their doors, there...
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HOLLYWOOD — Musso Frank Grill has launched an employee relief fund to help cover health insurance and other living expenses of its...
By Alfredo Santana
Contributing Writer
HIGHLAND PARK — At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic last April, Antigua Bread’s owners Dennis and Miguel Hernandez shuffled from...
By Darlene Donloe
Contributing Writer
LEIMERT PARK — When COVID-19 unraveled Los Angeles in March, forcing a “Safer at Home” edict from the mayor’s office, instead...
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WEST HOLLYWOOD — City officials and local restaurant operators lashed out at the county’s decision to close restaurants to dine-in service Nov....
