NHS OF LA COUNTY CELEBRATES 15 YEARS WITH TASTE OF SOUL FESTIVAL
BUILDING FAMILY LEGACIES AND PROTECTING NEIGHBORHOOD HERITAGE LOS ANGELES, CA — For 15+ years, Neighborhood Housing Services of LA County
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City of Carson Celebrates the Grand Opening of its New State-of-the-Art Amphitheater:
A New Hub for Community Connection and Celebration. The amphitheater will be a central gathering space for Carson residents, hosting
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Inglewood City Council Unanimously Backs WNBA Players In Contract Fight
By Marion Apio The Inglewood City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday in support of professional women basketball players being
Read MoreNo Kings Protesters Push Back on Trump Admin Policies — With Costumes, Color and Community
Solomon O. Smith | California Black Media Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Los Angeles on Oct 18 for
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Taste of Soul Celebrates 20 Years As Biggest Street Festival in California
For 20 years, the Crenshaw Community has hosted the largest and best street festival in California, and perhaps the entire
Read MoreHow to Make Sure Your Ballot is Secure and Counted in California’s 2025 Special Election
By Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D.California Secretary of State As voters across the state prepare to make their voices heard on
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Compton Restores Human Trafficking Task Force, Mobilizing Community Against Exploitation
By Marion Apio Compton is bringing back a city task force to address human trafficking in areas of the community
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California Proponents Say Yes to Prop 50 Protects Black Voter Rights and History
By Marion Apio California lawmakers and civil rights leaders are framing Proposition 50 as a critical defense of Black voter
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Compton’s New City Manager Hopes to Fix Long-Standing Financial Crisis
By Marion Apio and Sheena Hutchinson Compton’s City Manager is promising to fix the city’s longstanding financial crisis, provide stable leadership,
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Compton Walk for a Cure Unites the Community, Fuels the Fight Against Breast Cancer
By Marion Apio The 14th annual Walk for a Cure at Centennial High School drew a large crowd, predominantly women,
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