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Oct- 2026 -13 OctoberCommunity
Tenant lawsuits offer glimpse into landlord’s ‘cash for keys’ operation
By Jack Ross Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Behind every door was a chance to make money. It was 2020,…
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12 OctoberNation / State
Black Federal Reserve member Lisa Cook under fire — again
By Christopher Rugaber Contributing Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has opened another chapter in his effort to fire…
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12 OctoberSports
United Nations slams racist abuse of Coco Gauff
Wire Report GENEVA (AP) — The United Nations’ human rights office has condemned the racist abuse of tennis player Coco…
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12 OctoberNation / State
Black congresswoman’s message to Trump: ‘I will not be silenced’
By Alanna Durkin Richer and Eric Tucker Contributing Writers WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal agents searched the home of Democratic U.S.…
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12 OctoberCommunity
California Endowment breaks ground on community care campus
By Joe W. Bowers Jr. Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — The California Endowment and nonprofit developer Linc Housing broke ground…
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11 OctoberBusiness
Small contractors seek larger share of infrastructure boom
By Edward Henderson Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — William Jackson knows that ability alone is not enough for a small…
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10 OctoberNation / State
Wrongly convicted Black man whose murder case changed how juries are selected has died
By Corey Williams Contributing Writer WINONA, Mississippi (AP) — Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent more than 22 years…
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10 OctoberBusiness
Residents fighting data centers face tough foe in city of Industry
By Semantha Raquel Norris Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Falynn Love met her husband 25 years ago at the Puente…
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9 OctoberNation / State
‘Grandmother of Juneteenth’ celebrates 100th birthday at historic museum opening
By Jamie Stengle Contributing Writer FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Opal Lee, the lifelong Texan and a driving force in…
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9 OctoberCommunity
L.A. parks face billions in needs — voters to decide on measure doubling funding
By Selen Ozturk Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Parks in the city, funded by the same formula since 1937, face…
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