The Los Angeles Rams partnered with Novavax to combat respiratory disease season. Both organizations aimed to “Protect the Rams House” with a vaccine clinic at the Hollywood Park Farmers’ Market on Saturday.
Sophomore guard JuJu Watkins led all scorers with 22 points to defeat the Santa Clara Broncos 81-50. In the third quarter, she became the fastest USC basketball player to score 1000 career points.
King/Drew senior Anthony Torrence is one of four captains of the football team. He has helped the Golden Eagles reach the CIF City Section Division I Semifinals.
The 2024 KITS Film Awards celebrated the creativity and achievements of foster youth in filmmaking.
Actor Alexander Karim is one of the stars of the highly anticipated film “Gladiator II” directed by Ridley Scott. The sequel is toplined by Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Connie Nielsen and Denzel Washington.
Laura Pearl Teasley Farwell, a devoted church member and beloved educator, passed away on Oct. 27 at her home in Los Angeles. She was 100 years old.
The Southern California city of Palm Springs approved a $27 million reparations compensation package for Black and Latino families who were displaced from their homes in the 1960s.
Kadeem Hardison has a new line of eyewear called DEEMED based on his beloved character Dwayne Wayne who inspired audiences with his iconic flip-up glasses as a student at the fictional HBCU Hillman College in “A Different World.”
Television host Rocsi Diaz has joined forces with NFL legend Deion Sanders for a new daytime talk show, “We Got Time Today.”
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County recently cut the ribbon on its new wing, the NHM Commons.
For nearly 30 years, Conrad Cooper and his wife, Londa Parks, have run Swim to Me, a swimming instruction program that has taught over 35,000 children and adults.
Financial independence is another game-changer. Crowdfunding, grants, and community investments are empowering Black creatives to maintain control over their work while staying true to their vision.
Contrary to what you may think, the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza (BHCP) is very much alive. Inside BHCP, Afro City is a ticket to the Mecca of Los Angeles Black businesses.
Drew Child Development Corporation (Drew CDC) announced that Drew CDC alumnus, Eric Aguirre, is the new chairman of the Board of Directors.
What homeownership looks like today is a 40-80 hour work week and scarcely making enough to survive, not live.