On April 20, early morning volunteers gathered at 212 West Cypress Street in Compton. Individuals of all ages and ethnic backgrounds, companies, churches along with Pastors came out for the Compton Initiative’s Bright Lights of Compton Lighthouse Event held to clean and beautify Compton.
Autumn Yarbrough was just 10-years-old when she joined the family business as a third generation beauty heiress.
“I had a lot of mom guilt. I just had to realize to give him the life that I wanted him to have – I was going to have to make the sacrifice, and hopefully that sacrifice was not going to be detrimental to him,” said Hopkins.
I had the pleasure of participating in “The National Day of Prayer” Teleconference on Thursday, May 2. My subject was built around last week’s title: “Not by the Hair of My Chinny Chin Chin,” using the rhyme as a parable focusing on the families of single mothers and fathers with the scriptural base of Luke 9:38-43.
Former District Attorney Jackie Lacey is backing Nathan Hochman for Los Angeles County District Attorney.
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Leola A. Johnson, a longtime Sentinel subscriber, will observe a century of good living when she celebrates her 100th birthday on Sunday, May 12.
No matter what you experienced in 2023, you are still here in 2024.
An Earth Day celebration took place at Augustus F. Hawkins Nature Park in South L.A. on April 2. The event, sponsored by the Department of Recreation and Parks, featured resources on wellness for the residents of Los Angeles.