Mayor Karen Bass takes part in a discussion on the economic impact of sports in Los Angeles Oct. 17 at the Los Angeles Sports Council’s […]
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Area cities form partnership to strengthen business climate
Santa Fe Springs City Manager Rene Bobadilla speaks Oct. 17 at an event that introduced a business-friendly alliance between the cities of Santa Fe Springs, […]
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Nuremberg’ offers history lesson that makes sense today
Russell Crowe, left, plays Nazi leader Hermann Göring in ‘Nuremberg,’ a film about the Nuremberg Trials at the end of World War II. Critic Dwight […]
Homeless encampment cleaned up in Lincoln Heights
Los Angeles City Councilwoman Eunisses Hernandez speaks at a news conference Oct. 30 announcing the cleanup of a homeless encampment in Lincoln Heights. More than […]
Walk of Fame honors Sherri Shepherd, Robert Englund
Sherri Shepherd, left, celebrates receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with Niecy Nash Nov. 3. Shepherd was honored for her 30-year career […]
THE BEST OF TASTY CLIPS: ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star James Pickens Jr. turns producer
James Pickens Jr. is now in his 22nd year of playing Dr. Richard Webber on the ABC TV series ‘Grey’s Anatomy.’ Pickens now serves as […]
BOOK CORNER: Book series delves into ancient mystery
Micah Dank By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer Graham Newsdon has come across a puzzling communication that sends him on a journey to unravel a litany […]
This Week in Black History November 6, 1962
Augustus Freeman Hawkins of Los Angeles is elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, becoming the first Black Congress member from west of the Mississippi. […]
Proposition 50 ballots due by Nov. 4
Cal State Los Angeles offers one of more than 100 voting centers in Los Angeles County for the Nov. 4 special election. The center is […]
New coalition tackles racial wealth gap
Black leaders seek to build pipelines for small businesses Sarah R. Harris, president and CEO of the Black Business Association, speaks at the launch of […]