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Democrats shrug at their choices for governor in packed race

By Sophie Austin Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO (AP) — The packed race for California governor has left many Democrats in the…

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New federal law could open doors to housing bias, lawsuit claims

By Michael Casey Contributing Writer WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) – Fair housing organizations filed a lawsuit this week over a federal…

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Former King speechwriter Clarence B. Jones dies at 95

Wave Wire Services CUPERTINO, Calif. (AP) — Clarence B. Jones, a former speechwriter and confidante of the Rev. Martin Luther…

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Democrats shrug at their choices for governor in packed race

By Sophie Austin Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO (AP) — The packed race for California governor has left many Democrats in the…

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New federal law could open doors to housing bias, lawsuit claims

By Michael Casey Contributing Writer WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) – Fair housing organizations filed a lawsuit this week over a federal…

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Majority-Black House districts cut in half in Louisiana

By Jack Brock and Marc Levy Contributing Writers BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana lawmakers have passed a new congressional…

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Missing Black girl, 16, found hanging from tree in N.C.

Wire Report   CHARLOTTE, N.C — A 16-year-old Black girl who had been missing since late April has been found…

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Crenshaw Corridor to get free public WiFi access

Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — The city’s Get Connected initiative will provide free public WiFi access along the Crenshaw…

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Friday Wine Nights return to Barnsdall Park

Wave Staff Report HOLLYWOOD — The 17th annual Barnsdall Friday Wine Nights return to from May 29 through Sept. 11.…

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Cal State L.A. graduate aspires to become a family counselor

Wave Staff Report LYNWOOD — Ivonne Guerrero has been the de facto family counselor for her own family since she…

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