Lead Stories
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Harris-Dawson ready to take reins of City Council
City Councilman Marqueece Harris-Dawson takes over as council president Sept. 20, replacing Paul Krekorian, who has served since October of…
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Vicious beating symbolizes racial hate in California
Wendy Drew, a Bay Area chef, sports a black eye she received in a beating by a homeless man who…
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Housing, jobs coming to new project in South L.A.
An artist’s rendering shows an exterior view of the 5035 Coliseum project in Baldwin Village. The project will feature a…
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Lawmakers plan do-over on reparations
Members of the Coalition for a Just and Equitable California gather in the rotunda of the State Capitol Aug. 31…
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Positive self image, support system can help conquer hate
A strong sense of family and vibrant community ties are key to helping Black people overcome hate in America, mental…
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Reparations bills delayed in Legislature
Reparations advocates chant in the hallway of the rotunda at the state Capitol on the last night of the legislative…
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Agency builds bridges against hate for local youth
Participants in the Bridge Builders Foundation, a South Los Angeles nonprofit agency, learn about tolerance and acceptance through a variety…
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Officials unite to fight sex trafficking in South L.A.
With Mayor Karen Bass standing at his side, U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada discusses law enforcement efforts to eradicate human trafficking…
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Report on lead in Watts water sought by councilman
Wave Staff and Wire Reports WATTS — Los Angeles City Councilman Tim McOsker is calling for immediate testing, reporting and…
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Black media can help fight hate in California, AG says
Speaking at an Ethnic Media Conference in Sacramento Aug. 27, California Attorney General Rob Bonta, left, said Black media outlets…
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