Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

This Week in Black History

September 6, 1866 Abolitionist and newspaper publisher Frederick Douglass becomes the first black person invited to serve as a delegate…

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Professor shares ‘secret sauce’ for mastering online education

BOOK CORNER By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “Diary of an Online Professor: In a World of Fuzzy Logic,” by Marilyn…

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L.A. to host finale of golf series designed to boost diversity

Wave Wire Services WOODLAND HILLS — Farmers Insurance and the Advocates Professional Golf Association Tour have announced a series of…

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Grades of Green focuses on environmental lessons

MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer In an effort to empower and inspire students of all ages and…

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Residents may begin applying for rent relief from state

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Angelenos are able to apply for additional rental assistance through a program handled by…

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L.A. to host finale of golf series designed to boost diversity

Wave Wire Services WOODLAND HILLS — Farmers Insurance and the Advocates Professional Golf Association Tour have announced a series of…

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Augmented reality mural featured at new housing development 

By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — Fairview Heights is a new 101-unit affordable housing project located at 923 S. Redondo…

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Is the Bible really the word of God?

PASTOR’S CORNER By Rev. O.L. Johnson Religion Columnist I am always encouraged when I scroll on Facebook and see so…

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Movie museum lobby named for Sidney Poitier

Staff and Wire Reports LOS ANGELES — One month ahead of the facility’s opening, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures…

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Leimert Park Jazz Festival brings community together

By Slauson Girl Contributing Writer LEIMERT PARK — As the world continues to shift and adapt to the coronavirus pandemic,…

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