Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

United Way celebrates 100 years of serving community

By Erin Herriford Contributing Writer EXPOSITION PARK — United Way of Greater Los Angeles celebrated 100 years of serving the…

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SPORTS DIGEST: Dodgers bounce back from first lull of the season

By Don Wanlass Contributing Writer The Dodgers have had their first lull of the season and they still have the…

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Asian actor James Hong gets star on Walk of Fame

Wave Wire Services HOLLYWOOD — Actor James Hong became the oldest person to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk…

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Two area cities provide grants to small businesses

By Alfredo Santana Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — The cities of Cudahy and Lynwood have launched small business grant programs…

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BOOK CORNER: ‘Love Symptoms’ shows readers how to successfully love someone

By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “Love Symptoms: Diagnosing and Curing the Common Illnesses in Love and Relationships,” by Van Brown,…

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SPOTLIGHT ON L.A.: Compton museum takes young people to new heights

By Darlene Donloe Conbtributing Writer Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum in Compton is a facility known for giving children the space to…

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South L.A. teen tech center to open June 2

Wave Wire Services SOUTH LOS ANGELES — A teen tech center slated to open next month will provide local youth…

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This Week in Black History

May 19, 1965 Patricia R. Harris is appointed ambassador to Luxembourg by President Lyndon Baines Johnson, becoming the first African-American…

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Alliance continues protests at Griffith Park pony rides

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A group of animal rights activists is once again raising concerns about the horses…

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Officials pledge state will remain haven for abortion rights

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across the Southland May 14…

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