By Alysha Conner, Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — The Recording Academy and a leading online civil rights nonprofit are joining forces to promote positive social changes […]
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Inglewood students disappointed about virtual learning
By John W. Davis, Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — When the new school year begins in the Inglewood Unified School District Aug. 24, students will be going […]
NAJEE’S NOTES: The Karen Bass that I know
By Najee Ali, Contributing Writer Former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, will announce his selection for vice president next week and […]
FEELING THE BEAT: Fernando Pullum says music saved his life. Now he works to save young people
By Darlene Donloe, Contributing Writer LEIMERT PARK — Music saved Fernando Pullum’s life. Today he is a successful musician who has toured the world playing with […]
SPORTS DIGEST: Basketball, baseball have different results as play resumes
By Don Wanlass, Contributing Writer The basketball bubble appears to be working in Florida while baseball’s great experiment of trying to keep players healthy while playing […]
Garcetti authorizes shutting down utilities at large parties
Thursday, August 6, 2020 Renters whose eviction notices were previously frozen due to the pandemic are now facing evictions enforced by the L.A. Sheriff’s Department. […]
PASTOR’S CORNER: The wisdom of counting to 10
By Rev. O.L. Johnson, Religion Columnist One of my favorite television shows is “All in the Family,” not because I agree with Archie Bunker’s political views, […]
BOOK CORNER: Designer-turned author shares tips in ‘The Top 15 Mistakes’
By Marissa Wells, Contributing Writer “The Top 15 Mistakes a #DesignBoss Would Never Make,” by Nikki Chu and Monica Wilcox, is an exciting book for new […]
Compton station overrun by gangs, deputy claims
By 2UrbanGirls, Contributing Writer COMPTON — A deputy at the Compton Sheriff’s Station has filed a claim against the county in which he claims the […]
LAPD and LAFD report additional COVID-19 cases among employees
Tuesday, August 4, 2020 A USC study is using L.A.’s sewer system to predict future outbreaks. California’s coronavirus surge, sparked by the state’s attempt to […]