Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

County agrees to settle jail lawsuit with ACLU

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County and the American Civil Liberties Union have settled a lawsuit focusing…

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Disability advocate honored at Rancho Los Amigos

Wave Staff Report DOWNEY — County Supervisor Janice Hahn formally dedicated the Carlos Benavides Amphitheater at Rancho Los Amigos National…

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BOOK CORNER: Author pens self-help guide  to lead others to ‘happy’ place

By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “28 Days to Happy,” by Leslie Pogue, is a new motivational book that will guide…

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This Week in Black History

June 22, 1990 Nelson Mandela speaks to the United Nations Special Committee in New York against apartheid, saying nothing has…

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STREET BEAT: ‘Should Black Californians receive reparations?’

Inglewood “Yes, but I think it should be an in education vouchers or free tuition or housing assistance, something like…

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Teen shot to death outside party in South L.A.

Wave Wire Services SOUTH LOS ANGELES — A 16-year-old boy was shot to death June 10 and authorities are investigating…

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Juneteenth celebrations to highlight weekend

By Shirley Hawkins Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Juneteenth celebrations will be held throughout Southern California this weekend to commemorate…

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City has housed 14,000 homeless in last six months 

By Ray Richardson Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES – When Mayor Karen Bass was sworn in last Dec. 11, she reminded…

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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Juneteenth observance came with resistance

By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist One year after Congress passed and President Joe Biden signed into law the bill…

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Morningside Park Library prepares to reopen

By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — The city is preparing to reopen the Morningside Park Library as renovations…

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