100 Black Men of Los Angeles greatly enhances students’ chances of making it to college
The organization features programs such as Young Black Scholars and Pathways to Success.
September 2017
Leimert Park Village may close off streets to vehicle traffic to increase business
The village attracts massive crowds on weekends, but not during the week. Community leaders are looking to increase foot traffic and business on a daily basis.
J3 Collection is Leimert Park’s new high-end photography studio and art gallery
Justin Jackson’s photography portfolio has been heavily influenced by African American music and culture.
Grilled Fraiche is Park Mesa Height’s new health food establishment
Edwin “Chef E Dubble” Redway and Marshawn “Peace & Love” Williams are giving their community a healthy food option.
American Heart Foundation launches the Community S.T.E.P.S. program at Jackie Tatum/Harvard Recreation Center
The launch celebration also featured the expansion of the Community Safety Partnership with the LAPD.
Mae Shaw took control of her earning potential by becoming a small business owner
A small business loan from Pacific Coast Regional helped Shaw open A Kut Above Hair Design 20 years ago, and she’s still going strong.
West Angeles springs into action to support the people of Houston
The church partnered with other COGIC churches, political leaders, public figures, and community members to support people affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Vermont Slauson EDC helps entrepreneurs go mobile
The 5th Annual Mobile Retail & Food Truck Expo will be held at L.A. Trade Tech on September 23.
Career fairs can enhance job seekers’ chances of finding employment
Applying for jobs online can be extremely frustrating, so City Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson brought the jobs to the people.