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Coalition rallies against vaccine mandates

Wave Wire Services SANTA MONICA — A coalition of groups including medical professionals, first responders, parents and students gathered in…

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Presidents continually stumble over wars

THE HUTCHINSON REPORT By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist The Afghan debacle should have been the classic object lesson about…

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BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: ‘Lost’ Bob Marley & the Wailers session to debut

By Bill Vaughan Entertainment Writer On Sept. 3, “Bob Marley and The Wailers: The Capitol Session ’73” will debut for…

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‘This project is so unique’

Crenshaw mall’s new owners vow to honor Black culture, community By Janice Hayes Kyser and Shirley Hawkins Contributing Writers LOS…

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COVID hospitalizations begin leveling off in county

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — After weeks of steady increases, the number of people hospitalized in Los Angeles County…

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‘Should climate change be a government priority?’

STREET BEAT Rosemary Delgado Los Angeles “Yes. Changes we make now can help future generations. … I don’t think we…

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This Week in Black History

August 24, 1950 Chicago attorney and social worker Edith Sampson is named the first black person to be appointed a…

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WeHo holds tribute for LGBT activist Ivy Bottini

Independent Staff Report WEST HOLLYWOOD — The city hosted a virtual tribute Aug. 18 to the life and legacy of…

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Whittier partners with Salvation Army for homeless center

Wave Staff Report WHITTIER — A 138-bed comprehensive service center opened last week to serve Whittier residents experiencing homelessness. Wrap-around…

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Iranian native pens memoir ‘7,000 Miles to Freedom’

BOOK CORNER By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “7000 Miles to Freedom,” by Naz Meknat, is a compelling new memoir that…

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