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Features
THE Q&A: New King Tut exhibit brings boy king to life
By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer Ever since his tomb was unearthed 100 years ago on Nov. 4, 1922, people have…
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Book Corner
BOOK CORNER: Veteran journalist publishes Afrofuturistic sci-fi novel
By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer Swazembi, an imaginary resort world, is about to name its newest Rare Indigo, the highest…
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Features
This Week in Black History
December 12, 1870 Five years after slavery is abolished, South Carolina laborer Joseph Rainey becomes the first Black person to…
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Lead Stories
‘Black Panther’ celeb to highlight CAAM comic book fest
By Shirley Hawkins Contributing Writer EXPOSITION PARK — African American fans of comic books are expected to flock to the…
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Entertainment
Billy Porter receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
By Anita Bennett Contributing Writer HOLLYWOOD — “You’re too gay, too loud, too extra, too flamboyant.” Billy Porter said he…
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John Grace
ON THE MONEY: Don’t borrow from the bank, borrow from yourself
By John Grace Contributing Columnist Retailers are delighted to report on the news that consumers spent a record $9.12 billion…
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Community
City Council votes to phase out oil drilling
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The City Council has voted unanimously to phase out oil drilling in the city,…
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East Los Angeles
City clerk approves third recall effort against de León
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A recall petition against City Councilman Kevin de León was approved by the Los…
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Hollywood
Griffith Park pony rides to close after 74 years
Wave Staff and Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The Griffith Park pony rides will close later this month, after 74…
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Community
New sheriff promises ‘accountability, collaboration’
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — After the formality of a weekend swearing-in ceremony, Robert Luna officially assumed his duties…
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