Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

Philanthropist Eli Broad dies; helped shaped L.A.’s cultural scene

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Tributes came pouring in for businessman, philanthropist and art collector Eli Broad, who died…

Read More »

Coalition encourages minorities to get vaccinated against COVID-19

Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — Continuing efforts to proactively address inequity in COVID-19 vaccine distribution and eliminate barriers to…

Read More »

‘How long to you plan to continue wearing face masks?’

STREET BEAT DeA’nna Rouzan Los Angeles “I probably will still continue to wear it after the government gives the approval…

Read More »

Aftereffects of COVID-19 could be worse, experts say

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer Think the worse is over after surviving COVID-19? Think again. National and global studies…

Read More »

This week in Black History

April 30, 1983 Pioneering journalist Bob Maynard buys the Oakland Tribune, becoming the nation’s first black owner of a metro…

Read More »

Transplant recipient’s model for success aids his survival

BOOK CORNER Wave Staff Report Three years ago, John Sperzel’s heart — and his world — were on the brink of stopping. While…

Read More »

SoFi Stadium to make public debut with charity concert May 2

L.A. DIGEST Wave Wire Services INGLEWOOD — After a season of hosting NFL games with empty seats, SoFi Stadium will…

Read More »

LAUSD continues reopening process for older levels

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Remaining middle and high school campuses in the Los Angeles Unified School District began…

Read More »

City Council seeks protection for hospitality workers

Independent Staff Report WEST HOLLYWOOD — Dozens of laid off hospitality workers, joined by city officials and leaders of women’s…

Read More »

Urban Lady Foundation hopes to empower youth

MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer Inez “Tootie” Adkins knows a lot about children. She has four of…

Read More »