City Council President Herb Wesson has moved to raise the minimum wages of rideshare drivers to $30 per hour in the City of Los Angeles, a significant policy proposal that would economically empower thousands of the City’s rideshare workers who have seen their earnings steadily decrease over the last several years.
South Coast Air Quality Management District educates and solicits community support for cleaner air within our neighborhoods.
Wednesday, September 18, South Central opened its’ arms to The Beehive, the nation’s first-ever business campus for opportunity-zone (OZ) operated businesses. Here, some of the nation’s most underprivileged will now have to opportunity to meet and work with investors, business owners, and more under one roof.
The visitors were transported by bus from various shelters and streets in South L.A. and Skid Row.
President Barack Obama street renaming, unveiling ceremony
The 50-unit Residences on Main at 6901 S. Main St. is a joint venture between LA Family Housing and the Coalition for Responsible Community Development.
The topic of discussion for the evening — advancing Black America during a pivotal moment in Congress
LA City First Ladies speaks on the most memorable moment of there careers and they love being apart of there husband legacy and loving and living there life to the fullest.
Sentinel speaks with first ladies about what advice would they give to other women and also being African American and there support for women in general.
First Ladies speaks on dealing with the public and faith plays a roll in everyday life in keeping the peace and being available 24 hrs a day.
The First Ladies speak on what it take to be a First Lady and also speaks on lack of privacy and how they deal with everyday issues.
Councilmember Curren Price and Honoree Tangelia Myles Tangelia Myles, a human trafficking survivor and advocate for victims, was the 2019 “Pioneer Woman of the Year” for District 9. On March 8, Tangelia was one of 15 women honored by Los Angeles City Councilmembers on International Women’s Day. She is a California native, born and raised in the Ninth District. As a minor, she bounced around from foster home to foster home. From the ages of 18 to 22, her trafficker moved her across the United States to Las Vegas and New York. She not only helps survivors of sex trafficking, she
The African American Heritage Month observance continues with a closing ceremony at City Hall on Feb. 28 recognizing outstanding Black city employees.
On Thursday, May 3, 2018 a press conference was held at the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper announcing the support of former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa for Governor. Villaraigosa was surrounded by faith and community leaders, and local prominent political leaders from the City of Carson, Inglewood, and Compton.
Fabian Wesson, Del Richardson Price and Karrie Harris-Dawson successfully balance marriage, family and careers