Hundred of young people attended a youth summit at the Beehive in South Los Angeles Nov. 14. The summit was staged by the county Department […]
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Bass escalates plan to house more local veterans
Mayor Karen Bass announces an initiative to ‘House Our Vets’ at a Nov. 16 luncheon at the Getty House that honored veterans who were housed […]
Lakers’ legend spreads early holiday cheer
Abdul-Jabbar’s foundation gives shoes, backpacks Kareem Abdul-Jabbar gives a high five to a student at UCLA Community School Nov. 17. About 100 fourth, fifth and […]
Boys to men, L.A. style
LAUSD brings male students into nationwide mentor program A mentor adjusts a student’s tie during the induction ceremony for the 5000 Role Models of Excellence […]
Proposed legislation would eliminate ‘juvenile strikes’
Jaubrae Dixon testified before the Assembly Public Safety Committee earlier this year in support of AB 1279. Convicted of a felony at age 17 that […]
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 Jackson Jr. Columnist Earl Ofari […]
Airport board votes to spend $1 billion on new roadways
In an effort to improve traffic flow coming into and out of Los Angeles International Airport, the Airport Board of Commissioners has voted to spend […]
City Council approves Jaime Moore as city’s new fire chief
Mayor Karen Bass swears in Jaime Moore has the new chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department. Moore was approved by the City Council Nov. […]
MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Studio T: Where art meets opportunity for underserved youth
Tamaira Sandifer By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer The story of Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer and Studio T Arts & Entertainment, a national nonprofit based in […]
STREET BEAT: ‘Is artificial intelligence making your life easier?’
Mel Bradley Culver City “I don’t think my generation uses it all that much, so it doesn’t matter. If anything, it keeps you in a […]