Community organizations and religious leaders in South Los Angeles are organizing a demonstration May 29 to oppose President Trump’s reconciliation package, warning that the legislation […]
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Compton High School reopens with new campus, Dr. Dre-funded arts center
Compton High School has reopened on a new 34-acre campus that includes a 900-seat performing arts center funded in part by music producer and Compton […]
Charles Rangel, Harlem’s political icon, remembered for 46 years of service and fight for justice
NEW YORK — Funeral services are pending for Charles Rangel, who represented Harlem and other parts of New York City in Congress for 46 years. […]
L.A. officials clear MacArthur park encampments, promise housing solutions
Los Angeles County officials announced they moved 69 homeless individuals from encampments around MacArthur Park into interim housing on May 14, marking the latest effort […]
Soulful Steps line dancing brings South LA together with moves, music and community spirit
SOUTH LOS ANGELES — When a person attends a J and J Soulful Steps dance class, they can look forward to an evening of […]
Warning: The sales spikes are real, but economic winds can shift quickly
For many business owners in Los Angeles, the last few months have likely been a welcome relief. Retail sales have increased, and it may […]
Why so many back Trump even when he ruins them | The Hutchinson Report
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Contributing Columnist This is the first of a two-part series based on Hutchinson’s latest book, “Conned: Why MAGA Nation?” (Middle Passage Press). Nearly […]
Freddie Roach honored as Hollywood names Wild Card Boxing Club location ‘Freddie Roach Square’
HOLLYWOOD — The strip mall where the Wild Card Boxing Club is located has been designated as Freddie Roach Square in connection with the 30th […]
West Hollywood city manager’s retirement announcement sparks search for new leader
WEST HOLLYWOOD — City Manager David Wilson has announced he plans to retire early next year. Wilson made the announcement May 19 during the City […]
Black feminist lens on Black college football players’ hidden struggles offered in new book
“Tackling the Everyday: Race and Nation in Big-Time College Football” by Tracie Canada, offers a Black feminist perspective on the exploitation, kinship and care shaping […]