On June 28, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion from Chair Holly J. Mitchell and co-authored by Supervisor Janice Hahn that returns Bruce’s Beach to […]
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With Pending Transaction: Media Mogul Envisions Escalated
(TriceEdneyWire.com) – In the early days of broadcasting, the faces of local television newscasters, reporters and management were almost exclusively White and male. Although progress in diversity has been made, […]
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Business beyond Juneteenth
While important to celebrate a day that freed our ancestors from the physical bondages and the inhumane capacity of slave owners to treat them as less than human beings, we […]
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Work-at-home savings add up
Prior to the great transition to working from home (WFH), doing our jobs at our usual place of work might have brought some financial benefits, such as being an abundant […]
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Local employment mediator on cover of ‘Best Lawyers: Women in the Law’
Angela Reddock-Wright, founding and managing partner of the Reddock Law Group, is featured as the cover story for the Spring 2022 issue of “Best Lawyers: Women in the Law” magazine, […]
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Good jobs for teens could be plentiful this summer
Business Etiquette Week highlights need for high school students to learn professional skills. Math, science, history and language are all essential classes in high school, but it’s just as important […]
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Tonique Clay set to open largest seafood restaurant owned by Black woman
Tonique Clay is on the brink of a new achievement as she is set todebut the largest seafood restaurant owned by a Black woman. KrabQueenz is the creation of Tonique […]
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New wave of gun owners: Black people
Two days after a Wman shot and killed 10 Black people in Buffalo lastmonth, Michael Moody reversed his thinking about possessing afirearm. He had watched the aftermath of the carnage […]
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Is EPA failing to reduce smog levels in greater LA?
Environmental and public-health groups filed suit this week against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for allegedly failing to ensure that Los Angeles has an effective smog-reduction plan. “The EPA […]
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Transit strike upends regular bus service
An ongoing union work stoppage has resulted in service reductions for the Antelope Valley Transit Authority (AVTA) and plans to close the agency’s lobby. The moves come as Teamsters Local […]
