-
Book Corner
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…
Read More » -
Features
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…
Read More » -
East Los Angeles
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…
Read More » -
Community
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…
Read More » -
Opinion
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.…
Read More » -
Culver City
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…
Read More » -
Lead Stories
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…
Read More » -
Community
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…
Read More » -
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: More members are no substitute for reform
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist For nearly a century there have been repeated calls to expand the number of…
Read More » -
Inglewood
Inglewood moves forward on police military equipment policy
By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — The City Council moved forward with implementing an ordinance that would adopt…
Read More »
