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This Week in Black History
This Week in Black History
April 2, 1855 Longtime activist John Mercer Langston, an abolitionist, attorney and diplomat, is elected clerk of an Ohio township,…
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Entertainment
Author empowers young women to change the world in new book
BOOK CORNER By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “You Are Phenomenal: Affirmations, Quotes and Notes For Young Women Who Want To…
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Making A Difference
Wooten youth center offers parental workshops
L.A. DIGEST Staff and Wire Reports SOUTH LOS ANGELES — The Al Wooten Jr. Youth Center is presenting a series…
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West Hollywood
Former employees call for boycott of Chateau Marmont
By Juliet Bennett Rylah Contributing Writer WEST HOLLYWOOD — More trouble is brewing for the Chateau Marmont as several former…
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Hollywood
Expansion plan announced for Television City
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The owners of CBS Television City have announced a $1.25 billion expansion and improvement…
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Making A Difference
Black women are the focus of ongoing film festival
MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer Movies helmed by Black women filmmakers are the focus of Black Hollywood…
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Health
Cal State L.A. vaccination clinic slated to close
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — After administering more than 200,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine, the large-scale vaccination site at…
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Rev. O.L. Johnson
Learn to enlighten yourself
PASTOR’S CORNER By Rev. O.L. Johnson Religion Columnist “Churches face no greater challenge than overcoming biblical illiteracy, and the prospects…
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Sports
Sports Council honors the best of 2020 with annual awards
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The year 2020 was a momentous one for Southland sports franchises, and the Los…
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Community
Faith-based community to develop affordable housing
By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer SOUTH LOS ANGELES — The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for more affordable housing as…
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