Earl Ofari Hutchinson
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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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THE HUTCHINSON REORT: In Trump’s view, the stars and bars should fly forever
President Donald Trump has returned the names of Confederate generals to U.S. military bases that were removed in 2020 by…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Candidates for mayor face tough challenges to fix L.A.
Mayor Karen Bass is being challenged in next year mayoral election by former Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Bodies found on city streets demand more attention
A Los Angeles County Medical Examiner vehicle is becoming a common sight as the number of people dying on the…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: USC isn’t above the law when it comes to legacy admissions
A statue of Tommy Trojan on the USC campus in South Los Angeles. Columnist Earl Ofari Hutchinson says the university…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Hit-and-run epidemic continues to plague South L.A.
Los Angeles police officers get ready to respond to a call. Despite offering $50,000 rewards, the police department has a…
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