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Did City Council blink by delaying ‘Olympic Wage?’
By Mark Kreidler Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES When the City Council passed the so-called Olympic wage in December 2024, airport…
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Did City Council blink by delaying ‘Olympic Wage?’
By Mark Kreidler Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES When the City Council passed the so-called Olympic wage in December 2024, airport…
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Black bank’s new debit card will steer cash to needy mothers
By COREY WILLIAMS Contributing Writer SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP) — One of the nation’s few Black-owned banks is launching…
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County offers claims help to businesses hurt by oil spill
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — County officials are encouraging East Los Angeles businesses affected by last month’s crude oil…
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Students learn skilled trades during summer program
Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of Los Angeles County high school students will get paid to learn construction,…
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State’s economy runs on labor Trump wants to deport
By Mark Kreidler Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — The Trump administration’s repeated attacks on California’s immigrant communities over the past…
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College launches center stressing innovation, entrepreneurship
Wave Staff Report MONTEREY PARK — East Los Angeles College has announced the launch of the Susan Rubio Entrepreneurship &…
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Mayor hosts procurement summit for Latino businesses
Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — Mayor Karen Bass hosted the city’s first Latino Business Procurement Summit May 12, bringing…
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Lawmakers encourage Black-owned businesses to lock in Olympic contracts
By Antonio Ray Harvey Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — Assemblywoman Tina McKinnor, D-Inglewood wants business owners in her community and across…
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City Council designates King Taco a historic monument
Wave Wire Services CYPRESS PARK — The City Council voted unanimously April 21 to designate the original King Taco restaurant…
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