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Compton

Carson clerk post spared from cuts in salary, duties

June 29, 2021

By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer CARSON — A proposal by members of the Carson City Council to reduce the salary of the city clerk by $100,000 […]

Community

Beutner ending tenure with LAUSD on positive note

June 29, 2021

Wave Wire Services HOLLYWOOD — Weeks before stepping down as head of the nation’s second-largest public school system, Superintendent Austin Beutner praised what amounted to […]

Lead Stories

State backlog delays residents’ unemployment claims

June 24, 2021

By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — The reopening of the state has had little to no impact on the backlog of unemployment claims accrued during […]

Culver City

City to begin housing Venice homeless next week

June 24, 2021

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — City Councilman Mike Bonin has announced that starting next week, all people living along Ocean Front Walk in Venice […]

Community

New administrator balances needs of residents, oil industry

June 18, 2021

By Sue Favor Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — The word “acting” was lifted from Erica Blyther’s title three weeks ago, as the Los Angeles Board […]

Hollywood

City won’t seek charges against Echo Park protesters

June 18, 2021

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Criminal charges will not be filed against the 179 protesters, legal observers and journalists who were arrested for failure […]

Education

Lynwood High building to be demolished, rebuilt

June 17, 2021

By Alfredo Santana Contributing Writer LYNWOOD — The three-story classroom building at Lynwood High School that suffered the collapse of its outdoor ceilings last summer […]

Education

State legislation could hurt non-traditional charter schools

June 10, 2021

By 2 Urban Girls Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — The COVID-19 pandemic brought about an unprecedented need to reimagine the education system. Despite parents having more […]