Breast Health Advocates Focus on Disparities among African American Women
May 24, 2017
African American women’s’ mortality rates are 41 percent higher than their counterparts
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Judge Hatchett’s Son Files Lawsuit against Cedars-Sinai for Wrongful Death of his Wife
May 18, 2017
Charles Johnson IV, the son of television judge Glenda Hatchett, has filed a lawsuit against Cedars Sinai Medical Center and a group of its staffers for what they say was the wrongful death last year, of Kiyra Dixon, Johnson’s wife and the mother of his two children.
Assemblymember Sebastian Ridley-Thomas: Next Generation of Leadership Takes Charge
May 18, 2017
Chair of the Revenue & Taxation Committee is poised to lead city and state to promising future
Binns Unveils Monument to Fallen Officers in Los Angeles
May 3, 2017
Binns was commissioned for the project via an art competition he had entered and won
Say Her Name: LaTasha Harlins
May 3, 2017
I didn’t know LaTasha Harlins personally but in 1991, the year she died, she and I were around the same age. We were both attending high school in Los Angeles; she attended Westchester High and I was at Hollywood High.
Dotson Continues Working Towards ‘New Inglewood’
April 26, 2017
“In about four years, you won’t even recognize Inglewood,” said an excited George Dotson, who was recently reelected to District 1 of the city’s council.
Los Angeles Artist Nijel Binns Commissioned to Erect Tupac Shakur Statue in Georgia
April 19, 2017
Los Angeles sculptor Nijel Binns said he is “honored” to have been recently commissioned to erect a seven foot, 1000 pound bronze statue of the late rapper/ philosopher Tupac Shakur in front of what was once the Tupac Amaru Shakur Center for the Arts.
Trumpcare Defeated but Political Leaders Warn against Complacency
March 29, 2017
Political leaders and activists across the country are crediting the American people for the demise of Donald Trump’s repeal and replace Obamacare bill, but are calling on them to remain vigilant in the face of future GOP tactics. House speaker Paul Ryan pulled the bill, dubbed the American Healthcare Act, on Friday March 24, before a vote was cast, since not enough lawmakers were in support of it.
Car Clubs Promoting Peace and Unity in Los Angeles
March 8, 2017
It’s all about the cars… the cars are what make people come together
The History of the Congressional Black Caucus
January 31, 2017
The Congressional Black Caucus has addressed important issues which include education, the justice system, social programs and foreign policy issues
King Memorial on National Mall Continues to Draw Tourists
January 12, 2017
“Creating a permanent tribute to the globally revered icon, one that captures his vision of freedom, opportunity and justice for all Americans, was a tall order, to say the least,” said officials of the Memorial Foundation, commissioners of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial on the National Mall.
William Scott named new San Francisco Police Chief: Big loss for City of L.A.
December 21, 2016
Scott takes a position as San Francisco’s police chief in about four weeks
Global Cardio Care in Inglewood Focuses on Changing, Saving Lives
November 9, 2016
Blood flow is everything and every disease has to do with inflammation and lack of circulation, said Sara Soulati, president and CEO of Global Cardio Care in Inglewood.
“A Family Affair” – Taste of Soul Brings Community Together for 11th Year
October 20, 2016
Taste of Soul continues to be the #1 family festival around
CSULA’s Black Student Union, School Administrators Dispel ‘Segregated Housing’ Rumors
September 14, 2016
A week after the debut of black themed housing on Cal State L.A.’s campus drew viral criticism from conservative media, members of the Black Student Union and University officials continue to dispel rumors and defend the decision.