Sustainable development: “Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
Author Archives: Lisa Fitch
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John Hope Bryant — From Civil Rights to ‘Silver Rights’
Operation Hope Founder, Chairman and CEO John Hope Bryant will be honored at the March 29 “Power Luncheon 2023,” hosted by
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John Hope Bryant — From Civil Rights to ‘Silver Rights’
Operation Hope Founder, Chairman and CEO John Hope Bryant will be honored at the March 29 “Power Luncheon 2023,” hosted by
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Unceasing rain storms’ affects felt in South LA mudslides
Local news viewers may focus on the San Clemente pool that’s in danger of sliding down a rain-soaked hill, but the current wave of storms have caused problems locally, as well.
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Karen Bass fuses coalitions to solve city issues
Earlier this year, Mayor Karen Bass visited two homeless tent sites in South L.A. as part of the Inside Safe Initiative, which works to identify high-need homeless encampments that have chronic demands for services.
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New medication could reduce prostate cancer disease progression
Cases of advanced prostate cancer are on the rise for the first time in 20 years.
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Karen Bass fuses coalitions to solve city issues
Earlier this year, Mayor Karen Bass visited two homeless tent sites in South L.A. as part of the Inside Safe Initiative, which works to identify high-need homeless encampments that have chronic demands for services.
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LA County and organizers unveil mural at Watts train station
A new 200-foot mural entitled “Unity Under the Sun” was unveiled at the Watts Historic Train Station Saturday, presented by
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Experts share California’s water reality
Although California has been experiencing some of the wettest weather ever, for every day it does not rain or snow, California gradually returns to dry conditions.
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Tobacco industry trying to get around new state law
It is no secret that the tobacco industry sought to make menthol popular among the Black community by its targeted menthol cigarette advertising of brands like Kool, Camel and Newport
