September 19, 2022 – L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER

Tanu Henry, Edward Henderson and Lila Brown | California Black Media As high school seniors across the country graduate and

Tanu Henry, Edward Henderson and Lila Brown | California Black Media Last Wednesday, State Superintendent Tony Thurmond and the California

Tanu Henry, Edward Henderson and Lila Brown | California Black Media State Controller, Malia Cohen hosted members of Black Women

Stacy M. Brown Most U.S. adults believe colleges should be allowed to consider race as part of their admissions process. However,

In recognition of the multibillion-dollar pledges Corporate America made after the 2020 murder of George Floyd, a coalition of civil

Attorneys for Nicole Linton will argue that their client suffered an epi- leptic seizure when on August 8, 2022 she

In three weeks, California will begin sending Middle Class Tax Refund payments to 23 million qualifying residents. The state set

A former dean of the USC School of Social Work pleaded guilty Monday, Sept. 19, to a federal bribery charge

Here’s what we learned, what we heard and what comes next for the Rams after they avoided disaster with a

Bay Area metal band Metallica announced that it will perform with special guests during an intimate show at Microsoft Theater

One of Shakespeare’s conceits is the wisdom of clowns. From Feste in Twelfth Night to the Fool in King Lear,

Los Angeles County recorded 3,502 more COVID-19 infections on Monday, Sept. 19, from a three-day span beginning Saturday, while also

ANAHEIM — A good start came apart quickly for José Suarez, continuing to show the caution flag in his otherwise

Los Angeles County public health officials reported 3,502 more cases of the coronavirus since Friday, bringing the total number of

By Fabiola Sánchez and María Verza | Associated Press MEXICO CITY — A magnitude 7.6 earthquake shook Mexico’s central Pacific

By BRIAN WITTE | Associated Press BALTIMORE — A Baltimore judge on Monday ordered the release of Adnan Syed after