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Compton
L.A. County Fair to showcase Black heritage
By Ray Richardson Contributing Writer POMONA — The last time the Los Angeles County Fair was open in 2019, African-Americans…
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Features
SPORTS DIGEST: Los Angeles has another Major League Baseball team
By Don Wanlass Contributing Writer What Los Angeles baseball team currently leads the major leagues in wins? Hint: It isn’t…
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West Hollywood
West Hollywood reopens City Hall counter services
Wave Staff Report WEST HOLLYWOOD — The city is resuming walk-in public counter services at City Hall. City Hall is…
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Entertainment
Man accused of attacking comedian Chappelle remains jailed
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The man accused of attacking comedian Dave Chappelle on stage at the Hollywood Bowl…
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Community
Garcetti places new restrictions on outdoor watering
Wave Wire Services EAGLE ROCK — With the region mired in an extended drought, outdoor watering in the city of…
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Features
THE Q&A: Museum director wears her art on her sleeve
By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer Ever since she was a kid, Cameron Shaw wanted to be “a million different things.”…
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East Los Angeles
Lynwood to spend $5 million on community pool repairs
By Alfredo Santana Contributing Writer LYNWOOD — The City Council has approved a $5 million emergency expenditure to renovate the…
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Book Corner
BOOK CORNER: Author shares testimony of hope in ‘The Grace to Walk Away’
By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “The Grace to Walk Away: My Journey to God’s Love,” by Janette Auguar, is an…
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Community
County tackles food insecurity during CalFresh Awareness Month
Wave Wire Services COMPTON — With food insecurity at an all-time high in Los Angeles County according to a government…
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Features
This Week in Black History
May 17, 1988 Patricia Era Bath, a co-founder of the King-Drew Medical Center Ophthalmology training program, secures a patent for…
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