Black business renaissance is happening in Los Angeles
Attorney Almuhtada Smith is helping local Black founders take their businesses to the next level.
African American newspaper
Alpha Phi Alpha partners with CORE to promote health and fitness
After hosting a vaccination event, the two organizations will host two free events on Sunday, June 26 at the L.A. Alpha House in View Park.
Many issues stemming from the 1992 Uprising still exist today
Community Build partnered with the Los Angeles Public Library for a screening of “The Fire This Time,” which highlighted the issues that led to the 1992 Uprising.
Inspired Garden Artistry Spring Garden Tour
South Los Angeles takes center stage at the ULI Urban Marketplace
With billions of development dollars pouring into the Crenshaw District, discussions are taking place to ensure that new development adds value to existing residents rather than displacing them.
Crenshaw/LAX line is at “substantial completion;” opens at the end of the summer
Inglewood’s people mover will reinvigorate business and alleviate traffic
An elevated, automated people mover will connect to Metro’s Crenshaw/LAX line in downtown Inglewood and travel to the Forum, SoFi Stadium, and the Clippers’ arena when it is complete.
Remembering the legendary Barbara Morrison
Jazz and blues legend Barbara Morrison, a South Los Angeles icon, passes away at the age of 72.
Blacks in Cinema exhibit in Leimert Park Village
Blacks in Cinema covers over a century of Black film.
Born in South L.A.
South Los Angeles resident Randal Henry has published a book that showcases remarkable African Americans who were born, raised, or lived in South L.A.