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Smiley is back on the air as he’s brought an amazing lineup which includes Dominique DiPrima, DL Hugley, and Melina Abdullah to speak about Black political and social issues.
The festival along Degnan Boulevard will feature five stages with live music, workshops, panel discussions, children activities, and vendors.
The Black-owned coffee shop will host a special edition of their monthly vendor pop-up sidewalk series.
As the city continues to create housing for homeless people and move away from tent encampments, there is a need to connect people in need with resources.
Community Build, Inc. showcases a retrospective exhibit showcasing over 100 pictures, memorabilia, and documents on emancipation, civil rights, Motown and the presidency of Barack Obama.
South Los Angeles artists are invited to submit their artwork for a chance to win $1,000!
Sausedo, who grew up in Jefferson Park and Arlington Heights, uses his sales and marketing background to raise funds for Community Build’s programs.
Cathedral High School track athletes hold national a state leading times.
New permit requirements in the city of Los Angeles have made it difficult for street vendors to sell goods in the village. Local organizers are working to obtain a long-term permit.