Last week, The City of Los Angeles asked a judge for more time to respond in court to a lawsuit filed by Former Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley, […]
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More and more, Black Californians are worried about rising costs
Housing, energy, food and gas are four essential household expenses, and their rising costs are forcing residents—especially lower-income households—to make difficult trade-offs, Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom (D-Stockton) said at a conference […]
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Schools in CA, nationwide affected by cyberattack
An investigation was underway on May 8 after a cyberattack disrupted access to a key education computer platform used by California State University campuses, UCLA and thousands of schools nationwide. […]
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Spirit Airlines has canceled all flights
Low-fare pioneer Spirit Airlines shut down this morning after 34 years — the last few mired in financial struggles including two bankruptcies and failure this week to secure a $500 […]
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Black women-owned tbg Events celebrates 25 Years & two decades producing The Milken Institute Global Conference
For more than 20 years, one of the world’s most influential global conferences has been shaped behind the scenes by a women-owned event production firm. In 2025, tbg Events celebrated […]
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The Future of work
The future of work is no longer a distant idea — it’s here. Automation, artificial intelligence, remote work, and the green economy are redefining the workforce, and at breakneck speed. […]
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Jamelle Nelson, discusses common mistakes affluent taxpayers make with IRS
Jamelle Nelson, CPA, CEO & founder of Nelson & Associates Corp, brings nearly two decades of high-level financial expertise to entrepreneurs, high-income earners, and real estate investors. His background includes […]
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Enhanced eviction protection for LA County tenants
A county ordinance making it harder for tenants in unincorporated areas to be evicted took effect on April 16, requiring that renters be at least two months behind in fair […]
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Carl’s Jr. workers to strike in North Hollywood over safety
Fast-food workers at a Carl’s Jr. restaurant in North Hollywood were expected to strike Tuesday, citing ongoing workplace violence and alleged denial of paid sick leave. Cooks and cashiers at […]
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Mayor Karen Bass opens new housing project
Amidst her campaign for reelection, Mayor Karen Bass is still keeping her promise of fixing the homelessness crisis plaguing Los Angeles with her latest project. On April 2, Bass unveiled […]
