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New jobs at Inglewood City Hall despite hiring freeze

by Melissa Caskey

Since calling for a hiring freeze to help close a $10 million budget gap, the Inglewood City Council has approved the hiring of 21 new emplo...

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Bringing light to the darkness

by Newly Paul

Mario Rivera was killed by by two stray bullets from a gang shootout as he carried groceries home with his wife. ...

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Developers plan large skate park next to Watts Towers

by Timothy Werth

Professional skateboarders envision world class skate park in Watts to help keep kids out of gangs......

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Inglewood wants you

by Amanda Smith

Low voter turnout concerns Inglewood leaders and community activists, especially in light of an upcoming special municipal election slated f...

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Hollywood Park fades down the stretch

by Jonathan Kendrick

The legendary horse Seabiscuit once raced at Hollywood Park in Inglewood. Now, the historic racetrack faces financial decline and the possi...

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Education

BREAKING: Alleged bomb threatens Manual Arts High School

[Updated:] Police responded to a possible pipe bomb found in a Manual Arts High School restroom.

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High stakes teaching and the “value added” sham

A recent LA Times article stamped LAUSD educators “ineffective” or “effective” based solely on their students’ standardized test scores.

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Students interview education officials in Sacramento

A group of about 30 students from South and East Los Angeles high schools have examined the state of education in California. Read reflections from their trip to Sacramento.

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Community

Collaborators in South Los Angeles

Working journalists are teaming up with community members in a bid to take "citizen journalism" to a new level and investigate the status of Marlton Square.

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A Garden Grows in Watts

A summer-long nature class run by the Watts House Project allowed neighborhood children the chance to see the natural beauty in their city streets.

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Fixing homes, building community: The Watts House Project

Art and redevelopment team up to inspire a neighborhood next to Watts Towers.

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Arts

Art center hopes to inspire South L.A.

The Center: South L.A. is fundraising to bring a brand-new, fully equipped arts facility to South Los Angeles

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Skateboarding exhibit rolls into California African American Museum

The six-month rotating exhibit will focus on past and present skate and surf culture as well as art in communities of color.

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Debbie Allen Dance Academy hosts Hip Hop Dance Battle

A hip hop battle and performance recital marked the end of weeks of intensive training for local dance students.

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Politics

Poll suggests opposition to bringing back the Compton Police Department

A citizens survey conducted on the social networking website Hub City Livin' aimed to glean public opinion on the issue.

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Gay marriage advocates celebrate victory

California's Proposition 8 was overturned in a federal ruling, prompting celebration from the gay community in Los Angeles.

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Happy birthday Mr. President from Leimert Park

Hosted by Organizing For America (OFA), residents of South L.A. gathered at Leimert Park to celebrate President Barack Obama’s 49th birthday.

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