In a crowded race to be the next governor of California, L.A. County Supervisor Holly Mitchell is backing Toni Atkins, former president pro tempore of the California State Senate.

In the historic Adams District of Los Angeles, at The Gathering Spot, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass joined The Source LA to discuss unity, equity, and leadership across the city.

As a pastor who has served South Los Angeles for over 15 years, I’ve seen too much preventable tragedy on our streets.

“Who they came to see?” Beyoncé asks as she performs her 2023 single “My House” during the Cowboy Carter tour. For many, the answer has been Blue Ivy.

The Bessie Morris Foundation awarded 10 Los Angeles students with 2025 Academic Scholarships, each receiving $500 to support their transition into college this fall.

Members of the California Association of Black Lawyers (CABL) sat in the front row at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on July 15 to show their support for Assembly Bill (AB) 7.

Tennis star Serena Williams, track and field star Allyson Felix, and historic gymnast Gabrielle Douglas are members of the Team USA 2025 Hall of Fame class.

A war has been declared in this country. And the fight isn’t just for diversity, equity, and inclusion or for fair economic and criminal justice practices.

In a creative landscape that often sidelines independent Black filmmakers, Sweet Tea Film Collective has emerged as a force of soul, storytelling, and Southern-rooted collaboration.

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science (CDU) celebrated a pivotal milestone for the Class of 2029 during its annual College of Medicine White Coat Ceremony.

Rev. Dr. Arthur W. Chang, the longest serving Senior Minister in the history of Founder’s Church of Religious Science, is retiring at the end of August 2025.

LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A Black, queer former Los Angeles Unified School District teacher is suing the district, alleging she was terminated earlier this year while on medical leave for a stroke in ...