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Book Corner
Author presents path to healing in book about American slavery
BOOK CORNER By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “Healing the Wounds of American Slavery,” by Payge Means Hopper, is an exciting…
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Making A Difference
Black woman teaches others how to live with ADHD
MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer René Brooks has been living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) ever since…
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Lead Stories
Officials urge water conservation amid drought conditions
Staff and Wire Reports LOS ANGELES — Mayor Eric Garcetti is urging Angelenos to reduce water usage by 15%, as…
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Lead Stories
Community explosion still drawing grief, anger
By Sue Favor Contributing Writer SOUTH LOS ANGELES — Residents affected by a massive explosion in their neighborhood June 30…
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Compton
Compton mayor endorses LAX police chief for sheriff
By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer COMPTON — New Mayor Emma Sharif has pledged her support to the city’s former City Manager…
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L.A. Digest
Drew University receives $50 million state grant
L.A. DIGEST Staff and Wire Reports SOUTH LOS ANGELES — Officials at the Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and…
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Inglewood
Procedural errors hinder Inglewood mayor’s ex-aide’s suit
By 2UrbanGirls Contributing writer INGLEWOOD — Mayor James T. Butts Jr. has recorded a handful of legal victories in a…
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Opinion
As Ed Buck goes on trial, so does white privilege
By Jasmyne Cannick Guest Columnist It’s hard to believe that nearly four years have passed since the first Black death at Ed…
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Education
School districts to determine mask requirements
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Masks will be required for students and staff at California school campuses this fall,…
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East Los Angeles
Norwalk council hears results of seven-month study
By Arnold Adler Contributing Writer NORWALK — In the coming months, city officials will focus on projects along two major…
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