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Civil rights group denies federal charge of defrauding donors
By Rebecca Boone Contributing Writer MONTGOMERY, AL (AP) – The Southern Poverty Law Center is being indicted on federal fraud…
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Ex-cop planned to murder Black people in mass shooting
By Jack Brook, Jim Mustian and Kathy McCormack Contributing Writers NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Authorities say a former North Carolina…
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Murder retrial begins in deputy’s killing of a Black man in Ohio
By Patrick Aftoora-Orsagos Contributing Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio — Opening statements began this week in the retrial of a former Ohio…
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Teachers strike in Santa Fe Springs highlights pressures facing schools
By Mark Kreidler Contributing Writer SANTA FE SPRINGS — As multiple unions last week celebrated contract settlements that averted a…
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Mike Gipson seeks seat on state Board of Equalization
By Edward Henderson | Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO — As California heads into the 2026 election cycle, all four elected seats…
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Breakfast inspires Whittier female student leaders
Wave Staff Report WHITTIER — The Whittier Union High School District welcomed the top female student leaders from across its…
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Compton College grad seeks career in marine robotics
Wave Staff Report COMPTON — Moira Iñiguez, a 2025 Compton College graduate and mechanical engineering major at Cal State Los…
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‘We’re Tired’
By Stephen Oduntan Contributing Writer SOUTH LOS ANGELES — When criminal charges against two former Torrance police officers in the…
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Health of Black girls, women is agency’s prime focus
By Janice Hayes Kyser Contributing Writer SOUTH LOS ANGELES — It started out as a group of six Black women…
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Killings of 2 Black mothers spark new calls for better resources
By Safiyah Riddle and Corey Williams Associated Press SHREVEPORT, La. — Two deadly domestic violence cases targeting Black mothers –…
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