Black business students and alumni at UCLA
Black business student and alumni associations at UCLA Anderson School of Management.
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Black business student and alumni associations at UCLA Anderson School of Management.
The technology revolution is going to be driven by young minds. Google Code Next Inglewood, adjacent to SoFi Stadium, is giving local high school students the tools to be creators within that revolution.
The inaugural Alafia Community Healing Fest brings sacred sound and wellness to Leimert Park Village. Sponsored by Take Action LA, the Free May 31 Festival Reclaims Holistic Mental Health, Ancestral Arts, and Food Justice in South L.A.
Due to aging infrastructure and a need for innovation in the City of Los Angeles, property owners will vote by mail on whether or not to approve the fee increase to manage and upgrade a street lighting system that is over 100 years old.
While drug overdose deaths significantly dropped in Los Angeles County from 2023 to 2024, race and income disparities persist.
High school students are attaining the technological skills and professionals are making career switches to the cybersecurity field.
Ten Ring Accuracy teaches people how to properly fire, store, and transport firearms, as well as laws surrounding the use of deadly force.
The Inglewood-based foundation has youth classes in film production, directing, scriptwriting, cinematography, and audio production.
Students from Foshay Learning Center, Dorsey High School, Crenshaw High School, Audubon Middle School, and Barack Obama Global Preparation Academy participate in a unique cultural enrichment program that puts them on a path to college.
UC STEM Fest introduced children in South Los Angeles to science and technology fields.