Altadena church giving back to community
While the Metropolitan Baptist Church in Altadena is still standing, 30 of the church's families were displaced after their homes were destroyed. Now, the community is working to help them.
Altadena Church that survived Eaton Fire working to give back to community
While the Metropolitan Baptist Church in Altadena is still standing, 30 of the church's families were displaced after their homes were destroyed. Now, the community is working to help them.
The impact of Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick, 37, is a Pulitzer prize winner and a 22-time Grammy Award winner. He won five Grammy Awards for the chart-topping hit, "Not Like Us," just last week at the 2025 Grammy Awards.
'Selma' actor loses home in Eaton Fire
"Selma" actor Henry G. Sanders lost his home in the Eaton Fire. Now, as he looks to rebuild, he worries the Black community in Altadena may not recover.
Queen Noveen paving the way behind the mic
Voice actor Queen Noveen has voiced video game characters and tv ads, and even announces for the San Francisco 49ers.
Angeleno leads tours to Ghana, Africa’s emotional site of slave trade
Gregory Johnson leads tours to Ghana and shows some of the most emotionally-moving sites linked to the slave trade.
Face to face with Shani Darden
You can find Shani's products at Sephora. To visit her studio, email Booking@shanidarden.com
Lakewood restaurant celebrated, gifted new stove
Patty's Cakes, Cobblers and Fried Chicken in Lakewood was honored as part of Black History Month, including a new stove courtesy of SoCal Honda dealers.
Hollywood Museum celebrates Black History Month
A new exhibit at the Hollywood Museum celebrates Black History Month.
Honored Angeleno has become a historian on Black history
Gregory Johnson has been named among the 100 most influential African Americans in LA by the California African American Museum. In addition to his work in the arts in Long Beach, he leads tours to Africa as well.
Angeleno has become historian of Black history
Gregory Johnson has been named among the 100 most influential African Americans in LA by the California African American Museum. In addition to his work in the arts in Long Beach, he leads tours to Africa as well.
Celebrating LAFD's first Black female firefighter
D'Lisa Davies was the first Black female firefighter in the Los Angeles Fire Department. Years later she reflects on her accomplishments and legacy.
Black History Month: The community of WalkGoodLA
WalkGoodLA is a wellness and healing community.
Game night gets a Black culture boost at Love, Peace & Spades
Laughter, fellowship, and joy is the concept behind Love, Peace and Spades.
Love, Peace & Spades: Game night bringing people together
Every month, game players gather at the Line Hotel in Koreatown to play a variety of games and learn new ones in a safe space with no judgment.
South LA native is first woman inducted into Lowrider Hall of Fame
Tina Blanckenship-Early has been dubbed the "First Lady of Lowriding." The LA native became the first woman inducted into the National Lowrider Hall of Fame and Lowrider Magazine's first Woman of the Year.
Figure skating empowers young black girls
A new figure skating program is teaching huge life lessons and is introducing girls to a sport that has often left them on the sidelines.
South LA woman is first in Lowrider Hall of Fame
Tina Blankenship-Early from South Los Angeles was the first woman inducted into the National Lowrider Hall of Fame.
Celebrating Black Hollywood History at the Hollywood Museum
The "This Joint is Jumpin" exhibit at the Hollywood Museum features costumes worn by Whitney Houston, Diana Ross, Denzel Washington and more, as well as clothes seen in movies and shows like The Jeffersons and Straight Outta Compton.
Hollywood Museum celebrates Black heritage
The Hollywood Museum has debuted a costume exhibit celebrating Black entertainers. The exhibit features pieces worn by Whitney Houston and Diana Ross; seen in movies like Straight Outta Compton; and on series like The Jeffersons.