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Local theaters strive to stay open amid new Inglewood venues

By Alysha Conner Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — While the city continues to grow into a hot spot for sports and…

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Compton to launch largest guaranteed income program in nation

By 2UrbanGirls COMPTON — Mayor Aja Brown has announced that 800 Compton residents will take part in the Compton Pledge,…

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Kenneth Todd Nelson beats breast cancer and COVID-19

RX REPORT By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer Breast cancer is still a leading health concern for women and men.…

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Activists dump contaminated soil to protest Exide ruling

By Jose Ivan Cazares and Alfredo Santana Contributing Writers LOS ANGELES — Protestors demonstrated Oct. 19 in front of the…

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Black film group to host free, virtual film festival

MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer As a little girl, Sandra Evers-Manly would complain about not seeing people…

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WeHo ballot measure would raise sales tax for city services

By Juliet Bennett Rylah Contributing Writer WEST HOLLYWOOD — A proposed three-quarter cent sales tax increase will be decided by…

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US hits highest peak of new COVID-19 cases since July

By Emily Jo Wharry Contributing Writer Yesterday, the U.S. recorded 71,671 new cases of the coronavirus — the highest since July. — NPR…

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Academy Museum hires programming officer

Wave Wire Services BEVERLY HILLS — The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced Oct. 19 that scholar, programmer and educator…

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L.A. DIGEST: Academy Museum hires Jacqueline Stewart

Staff and Wire Reports BEVERLY HILLS — The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced Oct. 19 that scholar, programmer, and…

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Norwalk trash-hauling fee hike takes effect in November

By Arnold Adler Contributing Writer NORWALK — Residents will see a trash-hauling rate increase on their November billing following action…

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