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Pan African Film Festival to begin 31st year Feb. 9
  • Entertainment

Pan African Film Festival to begin 31st year Feb. 9

  • February 2, 2023

By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer  LOS ANGELES — “Chevalier,” the story of the illegitimate son of an French plantation owner and his enslaved African mistress, […]

‘Do you think there are any honest politicians out there?’
  • Opinion
  • Street Beat

‘Do you think there are any honest politicians out there?’

  • October 26, 2021

STREET BEAT Tony Simon Santa Ana “Absolutely, positively no, because the system is corrupt. If the system is corrupt, in order to be a politician […]

George Floyd’s relatives form nonprofit organization
  • Lead Stories

George Floyd’s relatives form nonprofit organization

  • October 16, 2021

By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer LEIMERT PARK — The family of George Floyd chose Leimert Park as the first stop in a national tour to […]

New group requests stake in Baldwin Hills plaza
  • Lead Stories

New group requests stake in Baldwin Hills plaza

  • October 7, 2021

By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer LEIMERT PARK — A coalition of African-American community stakeholders and residents are requesting that the new owners of the Baldwin […]

‘Should vaccinations be mandatory in the workplace?’
  • Opinion
  • Street Beat

‘Should vaccinations be mandatory in the workplace?’

  • August 9, 2021

STREET BEAT Desiree Manyweather Long Beach “Yes, because it … protects the worker in the workplace. You never know who is susceptible. … If you […]

‘Should senior citizens get priority for the COVID-19 vaccine?
  • Street Beat

‘Should senior citizens get priority for the COVID-19 vaccine?

  • February 18, 2021

STREET BEAT Ann Thomas Los Angeles “I’m 65 years old and I’m a frontline worker. So I’m next either way. I don’t want to be […]

Gourmet Food Hall opens in downtown Culver City
  • Culver City

Gourmet Food Hall opens in downtown Culver City

  • December 11, 2020

By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — An 8,000 square-foot food hall, featuring some of the region’s most sought-after restaurateurs, opened for business Nov. […]

Venice residents disagree over homeless camp cleanups
  • Culver City

Venice residents disagree over homeless camp cleanups

  • November 18, 2020

By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer VENICE — Residents and property owners clashed with homeless rights advocates at a Neighborhood Council meeting Nov. 4 on how […]

Culver City voters elect new council members
  • Culver City

Culver City voters elect new council members

  • November 5, 2020

Staff and Wire Reports CULVER CITY — On an Election Day when the race for president remains undecided, voters in Culver City apparently elected three […]

Culver City Library to host free flu shots
  • Culver City

Culver City Library to host free flu shots

  • October 20, 2020

By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is offering free flu shots at a drive-through clinic […]

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