Local Media CEO Spends 20 Years Serving the Los Angeles Community
By: Marion Apio For 20 years, Charles Jackson Jr. has educated, informed, and provided a vital resource to his community.
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From Homeless to Homeowners: Thomas & Tiffany’s Journey of Faith, Purpose & Love
Before they shared a home, Tiffany and Thomas shared a commitment to service, justice, and community. Each had navigated their own season
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Compton Grocery Outlet Honored By Councilwoman Duhart
Councilwoman Deidra Duhart visited the Compton Grocery Outlet to present a proclamation from the City of Compton to Kathy and
Read MoreHow Black Caucus Members Are Standing Up – and Speaking Out — for CalFresh Recipients
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Before the federal government shutdown became imminent — and before the risk of
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YWCA Greater Los Angeles Hosts Healing Arts Workshop to Celebrate Domestic Violence Awareness Month
By Marion Apio At the YMCA of Greater Los Angeles on a recent Thursday afternoon, on Oct 16, a group
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Compton Relaunches Human Trafficking Task Force to Protect Survivors and Provide Trauma Informed Care
By Marion Apio Compton city leaders and community partners gathered on Wednesday, Oct. 29, to relaunch the Human Trafficking Task
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New American Funding in Inglewood Makes Home Buying Easier
The Inglewood team of lenders is assisting homebuyers in finding the right loan programs available. The New American Funding New
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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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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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