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Community Leaders Urge the L.A. Police Commission and City Officials to End Stop and Frisk Policy in South L.A.

February 7, 2019

According to the Los Angeles Times article, Metro officers stop African American drivers at a disproportionate rate. ... read more »

Los Angeles Sees Crime Reductions in Every Major Category

January 31, 2019

Homicides were down 8.2 percent, violent crime was down 4.5 percent and property crime was down 1.8 percent. ... read more »

Black Woman Owned Innovative Entrepreneurs Hub Opens in Los Angeles

January 31, 2019

Los Angeles Native, Rashunda Rene opens workspace for entrepreneurs from all backgrounds. ... read more »

18 Weeks of Family Leave at 100% Pay Backed by 2 L.A. City Council Members

January 31, 2019

The proposed city program would seek to augment the state's contribution via the existing State Disability Insurance and Paid Parental Leave programs to cover 100 percent of wages. ... read more »

Local School Celebrates MLK Day with Community Service

January 24, 2019

Volunteers gave the gift of helping hands in honor of the holiday at George Washington Carver Middle School. ... read more »

L.A. City Council Addresses Government Shutdown

January 24, 2019

Elected officials, federal workers and union members gathered at LAX to address the government shutdown. ... read more »

South L.A. families and community members came together for KIPP Scholar Academy’s Annual Winter Concert

January 24, 2019

KIPP Scholar Academy in South L.A., hosted its Annual Winter Concert, featuring performances from diverse, local middle school students ... read more »

District Attorney Jackie Lacey Announces Changes to Executive Management

January 10, 2019

In assembling her new team, District Attorney Lacey focused on the leadership and expertise demonstrated by each person and the diversity within her office. ... read more »

Home Prices Up, but Sales Dip in L.A., Orange Counties

January 3, 2019

According to CoreLogic, the median price of a Los Angeles County home was $600,000 last month, up from $567,000 in November 2017. ... read more »

L.A. County Gas Price Drops To Lowest Amount Since Jan. 29

January 3, 2019

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County dropped recently ... read more »

Two New CDF-CA Reports Highlight Ways to Better Support Justice-Involved Youth

December 20, 2018

As the nation moves towards changing our juvenile justice system in a way that improves outcomes for young people, these reports highlight the need for investments in positive youth development ... read more »

Earvin “Magic” Johnson To Receive The L.A. Area Chamber’s Highest Honor At Annual Inaugural Dinner

December 20, 2018

The L.A. Area Chamber will present Earvin “Magic” Johnson with the Civic Medal of Honor Award at the Jan. 31 Inaugural Dinner ... read more »

The 52nd Annual Watts Christmas Parade Decks the Holidays for Local Residents

December 20, 2018

In front of the Watts Labor Community Action Center, parade goers witnessed beautifully decorated sleighs driving down S. Central Avenue with a special appearance by Santa Claus himself ... read more »

Senator Holly J. Mitchell Celebrates Vision To Learn’s Free Glasses Program at L.A. Unified