Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

This Week  in  Black History Aug. 10, 1981

The Rev. Jesse Jackson and his two nonprofit organizations, People United to Save Humanity and the National Rainbow Coalition, launched…

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STREET BEAT: ‘Is working from home more productive than in person?’

Georgia Dawkins New York “Yes. I can get more done and it allows me the opportunity to have more partnerships.…

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Black writers trumpet benefits of HBCUs on picket line

By Anita Bennett Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — They chanted. They danced. And they demanded a fair contract. Black writers…

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Taylor Swift begins mini-residency at SoFi Stadium

Wave Wire Services INGLEWOOD — The long-awaited Taylor Swift mini-residency at SoFi Stadium begins Aug. 3, although hundreds of people…

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Gender pay gap ‘more obvious’ for Black women

By Jaya Padmanabhan Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO — The wife of Gov. Gavin Newsom called gender discrimination “the oldest form of…

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New caucus seeks to end poverty through better policy

By Lila Brown Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO — A group of progressive California lawmakers, including three members of the California Legislative…

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City offers help for renters facing possible evictions

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — City officials are continue to push the message that “help is available” to ensure…

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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Lying about slavery is new wedge issue

By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his handpicked state Board of Education knew exactly what…

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Home Depot Foundation builds garden at Compton school

By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer COMPTON — The Compton Unified School District celebrated a new garden, made possible by…

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Denzell Perry elected president of Compton school board

By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer COMPTON — Denzell Perry has been elected by his colleagues on the Compton school…

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