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Inglewood development agreement voided by judge

By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — A judge has voided the 2015 development agreement that transformed the defunct…

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In search of justice

Staff and Wire Reports LOS ANGELES — County Supervisor Holly Mitchell is trying to address the issues of gangs within…

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STREET BEAT: ‘What made the summer of 2026 memorable?’

Faye Clerk Mosley Los Angeles “My husband and I spending our back-to-back birthdays … down south with family, friends and…

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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Homeless death toll includes too many Blacks

By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist There are two especially appalling things in Los Angeles’s chronic homeless crisis. One is…

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ON THE MONEY: Financial advisors can help build the ark before it rains

By John Grace Contributing Columnist The financial industry loves to debate advisor fees. Is 1% too much? Should investors use…

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Nearly 80 cited in Sixth Street Bridge minibike takeover

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Nearly 80 people were cited and their pocket bikes and minibikes were impounded after…

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TV show creator Daniels receives star on Walk of Fame

Wave Wire Services HOLLYWOOD — A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was unveiled Sept. 10 honoring Greg Daniels…

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THE BEST OF TASTY CLIPS: Comedy is no joke to Earthquake, who is speaking his mind

By Bill Vaughan Entertainment Writer “Right now, I’m a 30-year overnight sensation to a lot of people,” said the comic…

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This Week in Black History, September 17, 1983

Vanessa Williams becomes the first Black woman to be crowned Miss America. Though smart, talented and beautiful, Williams was subjected…

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1960s rebel Bobby Seale to reissue ‘Seize the Time’ memoir of Black Panther Party

By Hillel Italie Contributing Writer NEW YORK (AP) — As Black Panther co-founder Bobby Seale nears his 90th birthday, he…

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