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Community
South L.A. funeral homes overwhelmed by COVID-19 cases
By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer SOUTH LOS ANGELES — The sharp increase in COVID-19 cases has overwhelmed the funeral home…
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Earl Ofari Hutchinson
The Kobe Bryant I still remember
THE HUTCHINSON REPORT By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist “Our responsibility is more than putting a ball in a basket.”…
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Starlett Quarles
Trump’s supporters believe they are American patriots
By Starlett Quarles Contributing Columnist Like most of you, I was completely shocked when I saw the mob of Donald…
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Lead Stories
Police leader issues call for action to slow gun violence
By Sue Favor Contributing Writer LEIMERT PARK — Police and community leaders publicly called for a ceasefire Jan. 22 in…
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Lead Stories
Local poet faces another big stage — the Super Bowl
By Taylor Goodson Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Amanda Gorman, the young poet who made a stunning debut at President…
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Lead Stories
Coroner’s inquest to investigate death of Fred Williams III
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The second coroner’s inquest in two months, after the county went 30 years without…
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Health
Restaurants can allow outdoor dining starting Jan. 29
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Outdoor restaurant dining will resume in Los Angeles County Jan. 29, but the county…
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Street Beat
‘Would you take the coronavirus vaccine tomorrow?’
Ian Foxx Los Angeles “I don’t usually take vaccines. To be honest, I don’t really trust the system. … Someone…
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Book Corner
New mystery thriller sheds light on Icelandic culture, DNA databases
BOOK CORNER By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer Twenty-seven-year-old Brynja Palsdottir, is a DNA scientist haunted by her brother’s disappearance. Now,…
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This Week in Black History
This Week in Black History
January 29, 2009 President Barack Obama signs his first bill as president of the United States. The Lilly Ledbetter Fair…
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