The 37th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade in Long Beach was a two-hour cultural celebration, honoring the life, legacy, and enduring values of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
Our Authors Study Club, Inc. (OASC) is continuing its long tradition of honoring the accomplishments and contributions of African Americans during Black History Month in February despite the traumatic wildfires and ongoing recovery.
Kicking off his campaign with a demonstrable show of force, State Assemblymember Mike Gipson formally entered the 2026 race for Board of Equalization District 3 on Jan. 21.
Los Angeles Rams hosted The Shops at Hollywood Park, a distribution even at SoFi Stadium for community members affected by the recent fires, which devastated areas from Santa Monica to Pasadena.
In the wake of the devastating disaster that has ravaged communities across Southern California, faith leaders, labor advocates, grassroots organizers, and impacted residents united, led by Senior Pastor and Head Coach Kerwin Manning and First African Methodist Episcopal Church of Pasadena, led by Senior Pastor Rev. Dr. Larry E. Campbell.
For Pasadena and Altadena residents, they have traditionally lived as one big city. But reality is that the City of Pasadena operates as one city with government oversight performed by the Pasadena mayor, city council and city manager.
MOB’s dedication to inclusivity shines through collaborations with trailblazing artists and creators. The most recent are with Zoë and Dana Hill-Robinson on new lipstick colors.
The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the formation of a new Small Business Disaster Recovery Fund, aimed at providing critical resources to businesses affected by this devastating crisis.
Pepperdine University’s Foster Grandparent Program (FGP) marked a momentous occasion on Jan. 8, as it hosted Michael D. Smith, CEO of AmeriCorps, at the Girls Club of Los Angeles (GCLA).
The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved Councilwoman Heather Hutt’s motion to designate St. Elmo Village as a Historic-Cultural Monument on Tuesday, Jan. 7.
This article explores the policy and practice of inmate labor being used in firefighting. This article discusses how 800 inmates helped with the Pacific Palisades, Eaton, Kenneth, and other wildfires this month.
The L.A. Sentinel has joined with the Brotherhood Crusade to launch the Brotherhood Crusade Wildfire Relief Fund to assist the residences and businesses destroyed in Altadena and Pasadena due to the Eaton fires.
This article is highlighting the mutual aid efforts and outpouring of support that Black community leaders have offered in light of the LA County Wildfires.
Political propaganda fuels false stories and outright lies about L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and her leadership. Here are the facts.