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Jul- 2025 -10 JulyLead Stories
South L.A. park saved by singer Barry White now renamed in his honor
SOUTH LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of community residents recently gathered at the South Park Recreational Center to celebrate the renaming…
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10 JulyThis Week in Black History
This Week in Black History: Martin Luther King Jr. leads 60,000 at Chicago Freedom Movement rally
On July 10, 1966, an estimated 60,000 people filled Chicago’s Soldier Field for the largest northern civil rights rally of…
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10 JulyEast Los Angeles
Cal State L.A. wins $400,000 to boost hydrogen, EV workforce training
LOS ANGELES — Cal State Los Angeles has been awarded $400,000 in Catalyst Predevelopment Seed Funding through the California Jobs…
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10 JulyCommunity
Los Angeles joins eight cities to sue over ICE raids targeting communities
LOS ANGELES — Elected officials throughout Los Angeles County are planning to join a proposed class-action lawsuit filed by the…
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10 JulyBusiness
Local contractor expands business through county program
LOS ANGELES — Like many small construction contractors, Christian Meza was interested in working on infrastructure projects in the region.…
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9 JulyEntertainment
Raphael Saadiq brings one-man No Bandwidth tour to The Ford: Tasty Clips
“I’ve always wanted to do a one-man show. I want to challenge myself,” says Raphael Saadiq about the expansion of…
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9 JulyBook Corner
Black private investigators take center stage in L.A. thriller ‘Sounds Like Trouble’: Book Corner
In their latest adventure, Jackson Jones and Mackenzie “Mac” Cunningham return as reluctant private investigator partners in Los Angeles —…
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9 JulyEarl Ofari Hutchinson
Trump and the GOP’s never-ending assault on Medicaid: The Hutchinson Report
President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans’ assault on Medicaid is nothing new. During Trump’s first term he reneged on his…
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9 JulyCommunity
California’s new crime law fuels arrest surge that hits Black communities hardest
SACRAMENTO — Six months after Proposition 36 took effect, early data shows a rise in arrests with the law disproportionately…
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9 JulyBusiness
L.A. workers are winning now, but the real fight is just beginning: The Bottom Line
Unions scored another big win last week. More than 45,000 unionized grocery workers in Southern California reached a tentative deal…
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