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 Avenue. The largest Black-owned bank in America, OneUnited closed their previous Compton branch after what…

From professional football to investment banking, Malcolm Johnson has reached the pinnacle in not one, but two highly competitive fields.

Non-profit developer BRIDGE Housing has received guarantees for $167 million in public financing to support affordable housing construction across the state, including more than half dedicated to the two most transformative developments in the Greater South Los Angeles Market –…

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 passion for travel and art would take them around the world. Along the way, the…

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 los Ángeles from small Spanish settlement into major American city. While, the Afro-Mexican icon embodied…