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Los Angeles leaders escalate criticism as National Guard deployment draws protests and lawsuits
  • Culver City
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  • South Los Angeles

Los Angeles leaders escalate criticism as National Guard deployment draws protests and lawsuits

  • June 10, 2025

A wave of sharp criticism from Los Angeles and California leaders surged Tuesday in response to the ongoing National Guard deployment in the city, with […]

Cal State Dominguez Hills president announces retirement amid campus transformation
  • Lead Stories
  • South Los Angeles

Cal State Dominguez Hills president announces retirement amid campus transformation

  • June 9, 2025

CARSON — Cal State Dominguez Hills President Thomas A. Parham has announced he plans to retire, effective Dec. 31. Parham, 70, has served as president […]

South L.A. nonprofit honored for wildfire relief and ongoing support for fire victims
  • Lead Stories
  • South Los Angeles

South L.A. nonprofit honored for wildfire relief and ongoing support for fire victims

  • June 9, 2025

SOUTH LOS ANGELES  —There are victims of the Los Angeles area wildfires in Altadena and Pacific Palisades who probably never heard of an organization called […]

Nate Holden remembered for putting people before politics
  • Lead Stories
  • South Los Angeles

Nate Holden remembered for putting people before politics

  • June 5, 2025

California Black Media SOUTH LOS ANGELES — Long before Martin Luther King Jr. Day was a national holiday, before California women could secure a home […]

L.A. council eyes city-owned bank to fund affordable housing, small business and local services
  • Community
  • Lead Stories

L.A. council eyes city-owned bank to fund affordable housing, small business and local services

  • June 5, 2025

LOS ANGELES — Three Los Angeles City Council members have introduced a motion to fund a feasibility study for a proposed public bank, which supporters […]

California ‘reparations’ bills provide limited relief for Black families seeking housing justice: The Bottom Line
  • Business
  • Lead Stories

California ‘reparations’ bills provide limited relief for Black families seeking housing justice: The Bottom Line

  • June 5, 2025

Descendants of former slaves would be eligible for housing payouts from the state under a pair of bills approved by California lawmakers last week. The […]

New findings reveal L.A. wildfires’ lasting impact on coastline and ocean health
  • Health
  • Lead Stories
  • Nation / State

New findings reveal L.A. wildfires’ lasting impact on coastline and ocean health

  • June 5, 2025

The damage from this year’s Los Angeles wildfires extends far beyond burned neighborhoods and hillsides, new research shows. At a roundtable in San Pedro this […]

Stevie Wonder brings star power to KJLH Women’s Health Expo in Long Beach
  • Compton
  • Lead Stories

Stevie Wonder brings star power to KJLH Women’s Health Expo in Long Beach

  • June 4, 2025

R&B superstar Stevie Wonder drew a crowd of fans and community members as he made the rounds at the 25th Annual KJLH Women’s Health Expo, […]

L.A. County warns of major service cuts as labor union rejects $5,000 bonus offer
  • Community
  • Lead Stories

L.A. County warns of major service cuts as labor union rejects $5,000 bonus offer

  • June 4, 2025

Essential public services, including youth programs, parks and legal aid, could face significant cuts if labor negotiations with SEIU Local 721 remain deadlocked Los Angeles […]

New study reveals L.A.’s park crisis: 1.5 million live in neighborhoods with no green space nearby
  • Community
  • Lead Stories

New study reveals L.A.’s park crisis: 1.5 million live in neighborhoods with no green space nearby

  • June 4, 2025

SAN FRANCISCO — As some major U.S. cities funnel record-high investment in their parks, the future of green space remains uncertain in many other cities […]

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