Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

Profits Before Babies in LA Hospitals

Blacks and Latinos Affected by 17 Maternity Ward Closures Those record shutdowns far outpace the region’s declining birth rate and…

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Political Pickup Lines & Romancing LA

Can It Be Nearly a Dozen Years Since Villaraigosa Was Mayor? The man who often gushed when recalling that London’s…

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Xavier Becerra, California is Yours

Is the Sleeping Giant Latino Vote Ready to Get Off Its Butt? The 2026 gubernatorial campaign is quickly shaping up…

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Judge plans annual brunch honoring unsung fathers June 16

By Shirley Hawkins Contributing Writer LONG BEACH — Television Judge Mablean Ephriam will once again host the annual Honoring Unsung…

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ACLU reports finds segregation in California public schools

By Antonio Ray Harvey  Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO — California is the third most segregated state for Black students, according to…

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Advocates discuss foster care reforms for Black youth

By Lila Brown  Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Before becoming a nationally recognized social justice leader and a member of…

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Next chief should come from within, some say

By Ray Richardson Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Support is growing among leaders in the Black community to urge Mayor…

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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Convicting Trump won’t eliminate him

By Earl Ofari HutchinsonContributing ColumnistThere was an ominous note for former President Donald Trump and his battery of attorneys and…

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City report questions effectiveness of anti-camping law

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — In three years of an anti-camping law being in effect in Los Angeles, which…

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City manager presents modified midyear budget

By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — The city manager’s office has presented its modified midyear budget for fiscal…

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