WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Those were three of the top news stories over the past 12 months as reported by The Wave.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — A parade, festival and dusk candle-lighting ceremony were some of the activities held Dec. 26 to mark the start of the seven-day African-American...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — In “Why are Church Folk Poor: Elevate Your Thoughts & Exercise Your Faith to Live an Abundant Life,” Christian author Raykel Tolson gives...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — After nearly two years of failed negotiations, mediation and fact-finding sessions, the union representing 33,000 Los Angeles Unified School District teachers announced Dec. 19...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — City leaders believe efficient changes could lead to growth for businesses in a commercial district on the westside of the San Diego (405)...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The program features a blend of African dance; ballet and modern dance. It uses talented youth from the Lula Washington Dance Theatre School...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The Los Angeles Unified School District and the union representing 33,000 teachers have reached an agreement on salaries.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — In March 2020, vote centers, which are centralized facilities where any eligible voter in Los Angeles County can cast a ballot, will replace...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The mural, named “Our Mighty Contribution,” stretches for an entire city block and has been a cultural institution in the African-American community for...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — For Harry Grammer, founder and president of New Earth, working with system-entangled youth is not just a job, but a calling.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Ending years of debate over a practice that has become an indelible part of Los Angeles culture, the City Council finalized an ordinance...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The Los Angeles Black Worker Center is expected to release a report in January on the status of black workers in the public...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Firebaugh High School student Paola Valadez packed gift bags Nov. 21 with items including toothpaste, socks and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches alongside...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Planning is underway for the 34th annual Kingdom Day Parade to be held Jan. 21 in honor of the Rev. Martin Luther King...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Founded in 1996 by four women who wanted to offer girls in their community the opportunity to dream big, Girls Today Women Tomorrow...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — It’s no secret that Los Angeles is in the midst of a housing crisis, accentuated by calculated misinformation campaigns about renters’ rights designed...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Los Angeles County emergency room nurses and nurse practitioners threatened to go on strike.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — Nearly 300 residents from South Gate and a few from Downey berated Downey Mayor Sean Ashton and Los Angeles County representative Ivan Sulic...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — From professional football player to a star on the hit television sitcom “Brooklyn Nine Nine,” actor Terry Crews has enjoyed a life of...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — He made a name for himself as a keyboardist, playing rhythm and blues and jazz with a diverse group of music legends including...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — So far, LeBron has been LeBron. He is averaging 27.3 points per game and 8.3 rebounds and assists per game, just the kind...
LOS ANGELES WAVE NEWSPAPERS — City Councilman Curren Price sponsors the fifth annual Dia De Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, celebration featuring vendors, altars,...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — “The importance of my book drew from the negative portrayals of African-American, men past and present,” said the author. “Downlow, in my definition,...
LOS ANGELES WAVE — The rain that fell Oct. 13 was not strong enough to stop hundreds of people from showing up to participate in the...
LOS ANGELES WAVE — Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is the only Democrat who can beat President Donald Trump.
