A federal judge said Monday that he wants to meet with the new mayor of Los Angeles once election results are final before approving the settlement of a lawsuit over […]
Tag: Government
Posted inCovers, Government, Government/Politics, Local Politics
… And the votes are still being counted
OK, residents did their part and voted — whether by mail, by vote box, or in person — during Tuesday’s midterm elections. Now, for many races, it’s waiting time before […]
Posted inGovernment, Government/Politics, Local
Inglewood Police Dept. awarded grant
The Inglewood Police Department recently received a grant which will increase patrols throughout the community and provide other traffic safety programs to help reduce the number of serious injuries and […]
Posted inGovernment, National, Opinion, Practical Politics
The Politics of lying, blustering and head-faking the electorate
While we are all quite used to politicians and would-be pols stretching the truth, negatively asking leading questions about opponents, fibbing about an opponent’s real record in or out of […]
Posted inGovernment, Local
South Los Angeles has the highest concentration of parolees
The United States doesn’t have one “criminal justice system;” instead, we have thousands of federal, state, local, and tribal systems. Together, these systems hold almost 2 million people in 1,566 […]
Posted inGovernment, Local
Proposition 30
California, in the past decade, has dealt with extreme environmental issues that have caused damage to inhabitants and even caused death in some cases. Wildfires have caused Southern California to […]
Posted inCovers, Government, Local
Inglewood mayor’s race should not be overlooked this fall
The City of Inglewood is where “The only thing that’s changed is everything,” according to its website. True, there have been a lot of changes recently: The K Line runs […]
Posted inGovernment, National
Biden decriminalizes marijuana
Slowly but surely, President Joe Biden is keeping his promises to his voters. He has now announced a three-step plan to decriminalize marijuana. Biden’s campaign has pushed the narrative that […]
Posted inEducation, Government, National
Abolishment of affirmative action
On Oct. 31, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on two cases — SFFA v. Harvard and SFFA v. the University of North Carolina (UNC) — which will […]
Posted inHealth, Local
Medical career requires sacrifice
The medical industry has been a lucrative business offering high-paying careers, but, once learning about the process of attaining these careers, one understands the sacrifices, time, and money put into […]
