By Stephen Oduntan Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Thirteen-year-old Ramin Salari sat in class at a Los Angeles Unified School District middle school as students […]
Category: South Los Angeles
New study to help L.A. create more green spaces
By Selen Ozturk Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Access to green space in the city of Angels is a problem, especially if you live in […]
University discusses health issues at President’s Breakfast
Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science hosted its 10th annual President’s Breakfast Feb. 27 at the Colburn […]
Cal State L.A. president speaks at South L.A. church
Wave Staff Report CRENSHAW — Cal State Los Angeles President Berenecea Johnson Eanes was a guest speaker at the West Angeles Church of God in […]
Hollywood coming to Baldwin Hills?
By Stephen Oduntan Contributing Writer BALDWIN HILLS — A bold new creative hub is rising in Baldwin Hills, positioning South Los Angeles as a major […]
Watts mural salutes Black pioneers on L.A. Rams
By Ray Richardson Contributing Writer WATTS — A huge outdoor wall in the Nickerson Gardens housing project will serve as a permanent link to the […]
Pioneer Black firefighters have legacy of perseverance
By Edward Henderson Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — The legacy of Black firefighters in California is built on stories of bravery and perseverance in the […]
Video shows Black woman being slapped by security guard
Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — Civil rights activists are trying to locate a Black woman who was seen in a video that has since […]
Watts residents want pipes tested for lead
By Stephen Oduntan Contributing Writer WATTS — Local residents concerned about lead contamination in their homes want city and state officials to require landlords of […]
Author Walter Mosley to appear at L.A. Central Library
By Shirley Hawkins Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Author Walter Mosley will make a special appearance at the Los Angeles Central Library at 7 p.m. […]