A $500 Million Lawsuit Accuses Beverly Hills Police Task Force of Targeting Blacks
By: Elgin Nelson, Staff A Beverly Hills police task force designed to “crackdown on fraudulent purchases” is now at the
First AME’s Biddy Mason Community Wellness Center to Offer Health Care Services to Underserved
By: D.T. Carson On Friday, September 29, SLACDEC (South Los Angeles Community Development & Empowerment Corporation)—the non-profit of First
Asm. Chris Holden Played Key Role in Brokering $20-Per-Hour Fast Food Worker Pay Deal
By: Antonio Ray Harvey| California Black Media After months of heated political fights, and just before the Sept.14 deadline for passing bills introduced during the
Suicide Prevention Week: A Reminder of the Mental Health Crisis Confronting Black Californians
By: Aldon Thomas Stiles | California Black Media The conclusion of Suicide Prevention Week on Sept.16, served as a reminder,
Cal State Names Dr. Berenecea Johnson Eanes Its First Woman President
By: Joe W. Bowers and Edward Henderson | California Black Media On Sept. 13, the Board of Trustees of California
Black Business Owners Concerned as Groups Step Up Attacks on Diversity
By: Lila Brown | California Black Media When the BeyGOOD foundation, led by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, awarded Compton-based entrepreneur Veronica Clanton-Higgins
Kings extend Sean Durzi’s contract for two seasons
EL SEGUNDO –– The Kings extended the contract of defenseman Sean Durzi on Thursday for two seasons at an annual
LA County’s homeless services agency appoints interim leader
Stephen David Simon, who runs Los Angeles’ Department on Disability, was appointed interim executive director of the Los Angeles Homeless
Here’s what you need to know about the California Coastal Cleanup this weekend
It’s time to pick up the trash across the Golden State. California’s Coastal Cleanup day is Saturday, Sept. 17. Even
Fannie Mae fee unfairly hurts borrowers using mortgage brokers
As a mortgage broker, I’m clearly biased in favor of my profession. I’ve often argued that mortgage brokers (called third-party
Former USC water polo coach gets new ‘Varsity Blues’ admissions scam trial
A federal judge on Thursday ordered a new trial for a former decorated University of Southern California water polo coach
ACLU and LA County agree on changes at troubled jail reception center
Representatives of Los Angeles County and the American Civil Liberties Union on Thursday, Sept. 15, agreed on a proposal to
ACLU, LA County agree on changes to ‘abysmal’ conditions at jail inmate reception center
By FRED SHUSTER | City News Service LOS ANGELES — Representatives of Los Angeles County and the American Civil Liberties
Regal movie theaters to close in Anaheim Hills, Irvine and Calabasas
Regal movie theaters in Anaheim Hills, Irvine and Calabasas will close later this month as owner Cineworld Group reorganizes the
Alexander: Federer retirement another sign tennis’ golden era is ending
The end of a magnificent men’s tennis era hasn’t arrived yet, but you can see it from here. Roger Federer
DA’s Office asks for further investigation into deadly San Pedro shooting
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office has asked police to conduct further investigation involving four people who were arrested