Over the next several months, the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper and L.A. Watts Times Newspaper will be partnering with the Los Angeles Police Department to bring candid conversations about policing to the community. Our hope is that you will engage with us, ask questions, and use this opportunity to learn more about the role the police department plays in the community and how we can each shape the department so that it can better serve our neighborhoods and families. Visit www.JOINLAPD.COM ... read more / watch video »

Over the next several months, the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper and L.A. Watts Times Newspaper will be partnering with the Los Angeles Police Department to bring candid conversations about policing to the community. Our hope is that you will engage with us, ask questions, and use this opportunity to learn more about the role the police department plays in the community and how we can each shape the department so that it can better serve our neighborhoods and families. Visit www.JOINLAPD.COM ... read more / watch video »

Over the next several months, the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper and L.A. Watts Times Newspaper will be partnering with the Los Angeles Police Department to bring candid conversations about policing to the community. Our hope is that you will engage with us, ask questions, and use this opportunity to learn more about the role the police department plays in the community and how we can each shape the department so that it can better serve our neighborhoods and families. Visit www.JOINLAPD.COM ... read more / watch video »

Proposal will nearly double scope of project ... read more »

 This event honored L.A. County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, Metropolitan Water District Chairwoman Gloria Gray & LADOT Asst. General Manager, Monique Earl ... read more »

LAHSA report shows how structural racism, discrimination, and unconscious bias in housing, employment, criminal justice, and child welfare policies have led to overrepresentation of Black people experiencing homelessness    ... read more »

The African American Heritage Month observance continues with a closing ceremony at City Hall on Feb. 28 recognizing outstanding Black city employees. ... read more »

Detectives took Edward Donell Thomas, 50, of Pomona, into custody on Thursday as a suspect in the decades-old case, according to inmate records. ... read more »

The report, which includes 67 recommendations, concludes that racism, discrimination and unconscious bias in public systems and institutions has contributed to homelessness. ... read more »

It’s no secret that time spent in nature is a health benefit that enhances a person’s quality of life as a place of respite, recreation, education and exploration. ... read more »

Students and families came together for an evening of Connection, Community Building, and Healing ... read more »

Over the next several months, the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper and L.A. Watts Times Newspaper will be partnering with the Los Angeles Police Department to bring candid conversations about policing to the community. Our hope is that you will engage with us, ask questions, and use this opportunity to learn more about the role the police department plays in the community and how we can each shape the department so that it can better serve our neighborhoods and families. ... read more / watch video »

Inglewood Mayor James Butts and the City Council are offering a reward for information related to a 2009 murder.  On May 31, 2009, 25-year old Crystal Crawford was fatally shot while sitting in a car with friends.  The shooting took place in the 2900 block of 95th Street. ... read more »

Visit the Mobile Memory Lab’s Community Scanning Day on Sat., February 23, and Oral History Day on Sat., March 2. Events Held at the Jefferson Branch Library, 2211 W. Jefferson Blvd. ... read more »

“Gang violence is no longer a community issue; this is a civil and human rights issue”  ... read more »