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Area communities still recovering from COVID, report says

Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — Three years after the start of the coronavirus pandemic, many Southland communities still are…

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Victim’s sisters call for civil judgment against Ed Buck

Wave Wire Services SANTA MONICA — Three sisters whose brother died in the West Hollywood apartment of Ed Buck in…

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Local woman finds joy in running radio station KJLH

By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — Karen Slade has been a mainstay at radio station 102.3 KJLH since…

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BOOK CORNER: Retired Army leader tells story of deadly betrayal

Wave Staff Report Told second by second in a firsthand survivor’s account, “Embedded Enemy: The Insider Threat” is the gripping, true…

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This Week in Black History

April 2, 1855 John Mercer Langston was elected clerk of the township of Brownhelm, Ohio. He is considered to be…

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MTA board examines ways to boost transit safety

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Two weeks after announcing the deployment of nearly 200 unarmed ambassadors aboard its trains…

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Freeway task force hears presentation on rail transportation

By Alfredo Santana Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Two presentations on how trains along the Alameda Corridor help make container…

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STREET BEAT: ‘Should the government bail out failed banks?’

Marian Cledge Culver City “I don’t necessarily consider it a bail-out. From what I hear, it was based on fear…

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Mayor selects firm to find new Animal Services manager

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A Pasadena firm will lead the search for a new general manager of the…

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‘Black Women Are Divine’ event held to reclaim divinity 

By Shirley Hawkins Contributing Writer BALDWIN HILLS — A group of Black women gathered in Norman O. Houson Park March…

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