Community Beat
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West Hollywood to mark World AIDS Day
NEWS ROUNDUP By Juliet Bennett Rylah Contributing Writer WEST HOLLYWOOD — The city will observe World AIDS Day Dec. 1…
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Former comedy writer finds work and housing
By Chris Barnett Contributing Writer HOLLYWOOD — When the coronavirus crisis slammed Los Angeles earlier this year, Patrick Gorse lost…
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Norwalk to make City Hall more safe for COVID-19
By Arnold Adler Contributing Writer NORWALK — City officials will use about $350,000 in federal funds to remodel City Hall…
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County rescues 500 child trafficking victims, report says
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The county’s efforts to support sexually exploited youth with services rather than leaving them…
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Amidst a pandemic, new restaurant opens in Crenshaw District
By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer CRENSHAW — Nearly nine months into the pandemic, when many restaurants are struggling to stay…
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Inglewood filmmaker works on documentary about home
By Alysha Conner Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — As gentrification contines to be primary issue in the city, one of its…
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Children’s Bureau launches Heroes of Hope campaign
MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer If the Children’s Bureau has anything to do with it, every child…
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Needy Whittier families receive Thanksgiving turkey dinner
Wave Staff Report WHITTIER — About 100 Whittier-area families in need received an outpouring of holiday cheer complete with Thanksgiving…
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This Week in Black History
November 27, 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers hurler Don Newcombe becomes the first player to win baseball’s Cy Young award, signifying him…
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Compton elected officials seek raises during pandemic
By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer COMPTON —The city of Compton is facing a $9.8 million revenue shortfall due to the COVID-19…
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