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In public’s eye, Floyd, not Chauvin, is on trial

THE HUTCHINSON REPORT By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist There are two deeply troubling warning signs in the trial of…

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Income inequality is worse than you think

ON THE MONEY By John Grace Contributing Columnist As my father, who owned an upholstery shop, would say back in…

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New project set to celebrate Black historic places

Getty Institute teams with L.A. Planning on three-year plan studying historic sites Wave Staff and Wire Reports LOS ANGELES —…

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South L.A. residents to get free, discounted rides for vaccines

By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer LEIMERT PARK — Community Build and Lyft are joining forces to provide residents in South…

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Officials’ support puzzle some in 54th Assembly District

By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer SOUTH LOS ANGELES — The top three Black women representing constituents living in the 54th Assembly…

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BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: Micheaux Film Festival 2021 begins April 26

By Bill Vaughan Entertainment Writer In an effort to promote diversity in all facets of entertainment, the Micheaux Film Festival…

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Dodgers win five in a row after opening-day glitch

SPORTS DIGEST By Don Wanlass Contributing Writer After a hiccup on opening day against the Colorado Rockies, the Dodgers have…

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Museums ready to welcome back public visitors

By Juliet Bennett Rylah Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — As the county slowly reopens from the coronavirus pandemic, museums are…

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Agencies help tenants apply for rent relief program

By Alfredo Santana Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — With a monthly rent of $1,300, Claudia Chacon witnessed early into the…

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‘Should the cash bail system be discontinued?’

STREET BEAT Ronda Dixon Los Angeles “Yes, because the system favors people who can post cash bail. I’m a criminal…

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