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Individual Stimulus Checks Begin to Arrive, What Should You Expect?

“We are the number one target for this disease. We have pre-existing conditions, and yet we’re told to go home when we visit the emergency room. We know that there must be some form of regulation in place for testing and getting testing sites and equipment into the community,” said Rep. Brenda Lawrence (D-Michigan).

Happy Holidays from Rep. Maxine Waters

Happy holidays to all of the families in the 43rd District and the entire Greater Los Angeles community! I am so grateful to have spent this holiday season sharing in the spirit of giving with so many organizations who are ensuring that our neighbors who are need of support have an enjoyable holiday season.

Dorsey Football Legend Shows Disparities in Justice, Mental Health System Part 2

Former Dorsey Football star Antonio Carrion was once considered to be the best wide receiver in southern California and the nation. His battle with Bipolar Paranoid Schizophrenia led him to homelessness and the Criminal Justice System, showing the lack of institutional resources put in place for people living with mental illness. 

Thousands of L.A. County Patient Records Exposed in Data Breach

Authorities say they haven’t yet seen any indication that patient data has been misused. However, the hacker had access to the employee’s email account for several hours on March 28 and records from several clients of the research firm were exposed during that time, according to DHS.

Black Wealth Still Plummeting, CRL Tells Lawmakers

For years, and particularly in recent months, major news outlets have heralded the nation’s robust economic recovery. From rising corporate profits, to lower unemployment, or rising stock prices on Wall Street, many consumers might conclude that financial stability not only returned after the Great Recession but continues to climb.

Federal Indictment Targets Inglewood-Based Street Gang

Ten members and associates of an Inglewood-based street gang were arrested overnight and today on federal drug-trafficking and weapons charges alleging they used a fake convenience store as a front for manufacturing crack and distributed the drugs in Inglewood and South Los Angeles.