By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer WEST ADAMS — The CicLAvia season begins for the 15th year Feb. 23 with a new route — West Adams […]
Category: Lead Stories
Fire victims don’t want handout, Sharpton says
Activists call for ‘same justice’ as Palisades, Malibu With attorney Ben Crump at his left, Rev. Al Sharpton addresses the media outside a Pasadena church […]
King parade to focus on peace, unity
Ben Crump By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer SOUTH LOS ANGELES – After a monthlong delay due to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires that impacted several […]
Black life and culture celebrated at annual film festival
Flava Flav, a member of hip-hop group Public Enemy, is featured in ‘To My Rescue It Was the S1Ws (A Public Enemy Story),’ one of […]
Altadena fire victims long for return to stability
Two women console each other as the survey the desolation left by the Eaton Fire. Most people who lost their homes in the wildfire that […]
Altadena fire victims committed to saving area’s Black identity
U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, second from left, visited Charles White Park in Altadena Jan. 28 to see firsthand the devastation left by the Eaton Fire. […]
Stars turnout for film festival opening
Actor Jonathan Majors speaks to the opening night audience of the Pan African Film Festival Feb. 4 at the Culver Theater. Majors stars in ‘Magazine […]
City Hall to celebrate African American Heritage Month
Courtney Vance Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — The city will begin its celebration of African American Heritage Month at 10 a.m. Feb. 7 at […]
Puppeteer has thrilled audiences for over 50 years
By Shirley Hawkins Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — In the world of puppetry, Gary Jones has few peers. Jones has been entertaining audiences for more […]
Scammers trying to prey on vulnerable in Altadena, some say
By Ray Richardson Contributing Writer ALTADENA — The smoke and flames from the Eaton fire may have finally vanished here, but many Black residents say […]