MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer When Michele Hall, the president, and CEO of the enCourage Kids Foundation talks about the organization, it’s […]
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Black Business Expo to be held online
Staff and Wire Reports LOS ANGELES — “Success Post-COVID-19: Navigating Our New Next” is this year’s theme for the Los Angeles Black Business Expo. Hundreds […]
This Week in Black History
September 12, 1992 Chicago physician Dr. Mae Jemison becomes the first African-American woman in space when the space shuttle Endeavour lifts off from the Kennedy […]
Parks staff transform gyms into learning centers
By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer PALMS — The Los Angeles City Department of Recreation and Parks has converted 60 gymnasiums into virtual learning environments to […]
City agrees to new language on November ballot measure
Wave Wire Services CULVER CITY — The city and opponents of a Nov. 3 ballot measure that seeks to replace money lost to the city […]
THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Black Lives Matter is Trump’s fall guy
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist President Donald Trump constantly refers to members of Black Lives Matter as “violent” and even bad for Black people. […]
Is Trump or Biden better for the stock market?
By John Grace Contributing Columnist The U.S. presidential election is undoubtedly the most watched event in the world. Before we get to the subject at […]
KICKOFF TIME: SoFi Stadium to debut as Rams host Dallas
By John W. Davis Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — SoFi Stadium will hold its first regular season NFL game when the Los Angeles Rams host the […]
Clippers receive final approval to build new arena
By John W. Davis Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — The Los Angeles Clippers have received final approval from the Inglewood City Council to build the Inglewood […]
Farmer’s market goes bananas for the Pudding Bunch
Young entrepreneurs sell banana pudding at Ladera Heights’ spots By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer LADERA HEIGHTS — Four children between the ages of 2 and […]