LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — Rep. Donald M. Payne, Jr. recently underwent treatment for complications relating to diabetes.
Dr. Sheila Brooks, the founder, president and CEO of SRB Communications, a full service Washington, D.C.-based advertising and marketing agency, has earned an Image Award nomination...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Wearing a purple suit and hat and seated in the front row at the Dolby Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, Lee...
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ATLANTA VOICE — The purpose of “Music Makes Me Happy” was to inspire social change through art and music
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “I want to say to all of the little brown babies all over the world, ‘Look at me and see you,’” the 48-year-old...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The blockbuster superhero film “Black Panther” took top honors at the 10th annual African American Film Critics Association awards program.
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — Black people with mental illnesses are already overrepresented in our jails and prisons.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Founded by young people, for young people, the Peer Health Exchange (PHE) has worked to fill the health equity gap for youth in underserved...
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — The actress is a Los Angeles native who shares a common background with many of the girls at Camp Scott-being a former...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The exhibit can be found in LAX’s Terminal 2 under the stairwell access to airline lounges.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The nation’s largest black film festival kicks off in South L.A.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Sheriff Alex Villanueva accused his predecessor of underreporting jail violence.
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Teacher concerns transformed into organized protests when, in early 2018, the West Virginia teacher’s strike made headlines, lasting over 2 weeks. Local education...
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — ou may not know his name but it’s a good chance that you know actor Michael Beasley by his face.
THE AFRO — Two artists have exhibits that take on issues of violence, Black culture and identity in their own distinct ways.
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti praised American mayors for moving their cities forward despite the chaotic politics in Washington D.C.
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — A recent study indicates that Black workers stand to lose critical unionized public sector jobs from threats to unions in L.A. County.
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — The event brought together nearly 60 employers looking to fill more than 1,200 open positions.
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — Members of the VCP patrol the area in marked cars in order to provide extra eyes on neighborhoods and when needed.
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — During the past sixty years, the South Los Angeles Chapter has continued to be a beacon in the community.
Wave Newspapers — Thousands of Angelenos gathered in support of women’s rights Jan. 19 during the third annual Women’s March LA.”
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — In its fifth annual Black History Month celebration, Forest Lawn—Hollywood Hills presents An Evening of Gospel, Jazz, and Blues
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — What’s up now that the partial government shutdown ended after 35 days.
THE AFRO — Golden Brooks spent much of her California childhood acting out plays with her neighborhood friends.