Wave Staff and Wire Reports HOLLYWOOD — All signs are pointing to a big night for “Everywhere Everything All at Once,” when the 95th Academy […]
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Downey council to limit parking of over-sized vehicles
By Arnold Adler Contributing Writer DOWNEY — The City Council is expected to give final approval March 14 to an ordinance regulating the parking of […]
BOOK CORNER: ‘American Idol’ alumna tries to empower kids in new book
By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “I Believe in Me: Do You Believe in You?,” by Christina Cewe, is an exciting new children’s book that helps […]
This Week in Black History
March 9, 1966 Andrew Brimmer becomes the first Black governor of the Federal Reserve Board. He was appointed by President Lyndon Baines Johnson. For more […]
Freeway committee closer to evaluating project proposals
By Alfredo Santana Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Infrastructure projects within the Long Beach (710) Freeway corridor between Long Beach and East Los Angeles to […]
ACLU wants county punished for jail conditions
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The American Civil Liberties Union has demanded that a federal judge hold Los Angeles County, the Board of Supervisors […]
STRET BEAT: ‘Why does Women’s History Month matter?’
Felicia Richard Los Angeles “Because of the prominent presence that women have had. We are the backbone of this country. Men have the power and […]
Culver students stage Black History Month art show
Wave Staff Report CULVER CITY — Inspiration ran high and emotions ran deep as several Black Culver City High School students showcased their talent to […]
38 years later, he’s declared innocent
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A man who spent 38 years behind bars for the 1983 abduction and murder of a woman in Inglewood […]
Jeers of ‘slave,’ ‘cotton pickers’ taunt kids at area school
By Ray Richardson Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Parents of several bi-racial children attending school in the Inland Empire have hired the Cochran Firm in […]