With Juneteenth fast approaching this upcoming Sunday, a record number of outdoor festivals, parades, and local concerts are set to take place across SoCal. In… Read More »Sip & Sonder Switches Up The Tempo For Juneteenth Weekend!
South Los Angeles-based Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) has received a $1.5 million grant to support the South LA YouthBuild program. The grant will… Read More »CRCD Receives $1.5M For South LA Youthbuild Program
The Los Angeles Trade Tech campus was brimming with excitement and possibilities on April 2nd, as Architecture for Community Los Angeles (ACLA) held the inaugural… Read More »ACLA Honors Paul Williams’ Legacy By Connecting Local Youth To Careers In Design
For Zerik Scales, being a young, Black design-minded developer with a hyper-local vision to revitalize South Los Angeles – for the residents of the historically Black area… Read More »This Young Black Design-Builder Is Remaking His Corner Of Crenshaw
ULI Los Angeles recently hosted its signature event, the Urban Marketplace, an annual real estate expo created to bring attention to the economic opportunities that exist in… Read More »South Los Angeles Takes Center Stage At 22nd Annual Urban Marketplace
Kenneth Kinslow has seen too many long-time Crenshaw neighborhood men end up homeless due to a problem he believes he could have helped them fix… Read More »Legacy Builder: How One Contractor Is Helping Crenshaw Families Create Wealth In Their Backyard
Nearly two years after being forced to close their Compton location, OneUnited Bank announced the opening of a new “state-of-the-art” branch at 1495 N. Wilmington… Read More »OneUnited Bank Opens New Branch In Compton
From professional football to investment banking, Malcolm Johnson has reached the pinnacle in not one, but two highly competitive fields.
When Bernard and Shirly Kinsey moved into their first home off Crenshaw Blvd in the early 1970s, they never could have imagined that their shared… Read More »The Kinsey Collection Comes Home To Inglewood
Born on May 5, 1801, Pio Pico was the last Mexican governor of Alta California and a pivotal figure in the transformation of Pueblo de… Read More »The Afro-Latino Governor of Alta California Who Built An Empire Thru Entrepreneurship and Real Estate Ownership