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Sep- 2024 -27 SeptemberBusiness
U.S. Bank offers free financial coaching services
President and founder of Operation HOPE John Hope Bryant speaks at a celebration of HOPE Inside, a financial literacy program…
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27 SeptemberOpinion
STREET BEAT: ‘What do you think causes people to hate others?’
Brandon I. Brooks Los Angeles “I think people have inherited biases and discriminatory ways. At times, I’ve had to challenge…
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27 SeptemberLead Stories
Coalition launches United Against Hate Week
Frankie Aguirre, a gay man who has experienced hate from neighbors, speaks Sept. 20 at an event to promote ‘United…
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27 SeptemberLead Stories
Bus hijacking in South L.A. leaves one dead
Mayor Karen Bass speaks at a press conference Sept. 25 about a bus hijacking in South Los Angeles that left…
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27 SeptemberEntertainment
BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: ‘King of Kings: Chasing Edward Jones’ opens this weekend
Quincy Jones and director Harriet Marin Jones delight in bringing ‘King of Kings: Chasing Edward Jones’ to cinemas this weekend,…
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27 SeptemberEast Los Angeles
Governor signs bill for mental health village in Norwalk
An aerial view shows vacant and underused buildings on the Metropolitan State Hospital campus in Norwalk. Under legislation signed by…
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27 SeptemberEast Los Angeles
LGBTQ+ Community Center opens in Whittier
County Supervisor Janice Hahn, third from left, takes part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony Sept. 21 for the Greater Whittier LGBTQ+…
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27 SeptemberBook Corner
BOOK CORNER: Author reaches back to 1960s for Gothic romance novel
By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer Eighty-five-year-old former mega-horror film star Henry Maxwell struggles with severe depression and suicidal thoughts as…
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27 SeptemberThis Week in Black History
This Week in Black History
September 27, 1950 Gwendolyn Brooks becomes the first African-American writer to win a Pulitzer Prize for her book of poetry,…
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23 SeptemberOpinion
Black legislators kick reparations can down the road
By Tara Perry Guest Columnist The California Legislative Black Caucus has once again thrown Black Californians under the bus to…
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