Earl Ofari Hutchinson
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: One year after the flames, Altadena still suffers
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist One year ago, Altadena burned. One year later Altadena still burns. This time it’s…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Los Angeles police are still shooting too many people
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist Mayor Karen Bass called the report “disturbing.” It was more, much more, than that.…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Reiner received mental health care minorities don’t get
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist Accused double murderer Nick Reiner, in a rare lucid moment, said something that hit…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Black men sleeping on sidewalks is all-too common
The “where do they go “question has been the perennial question asked every time cities make periodic sweeps of homeless…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Blacks remain the largest target of hate in L.A. County
County Supervisor Holly Mitchell speaks at a 2024 news conference regarding a hate incident in Culver City. Columnist Earl Ofari…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: County supervisors find themselves back on the hot seat
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, from left, Janice Hahn (standing), Lindsay Horvath, Kathryn Barger, Holly Mitchell and Hilda…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Blacks do prison time while whites walk for same crimes
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has said his office does not seek sentences of convicted felons based on…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: It will be hard for Black America to replace Jesse Jackson
The Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. appeared at the 2024 Democratic National Convention surrounded by the Rev. Al Sharpton and Jesse…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Health care crisis is another grave peril to L.A.’s poor
People line up outside a health care clinic in South Los Angeles. Columnist Earl Ofari Hutchinson writes that lines like…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Restoring SNAP benefits won’t put an end to hunger
County Supervisor Holly Mitchell helps put together food baskets Nov. 3 at the Venice Family Clinic in Inglewood for the…
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