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Members of a South Los Angeles community continue to demand accountability after news that two respected elders died after LAPD caused an explosion that displaced residents and damaged area homes and businesses.
Election officials sent over 185,000 voters contact notices, a preliminary step before purging, prompting renewed calls for passage of the For the People Act and John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.
Convicted of the 2018 murder of Botham Jean, Guyger's appeal fell flat as a three-judge panel upheld her murder conviction.
Comedian Tony Baker is speaking out days after his son, Cerain Baker, was killed in a car crash in Burbank, California, that authorities suspect was caused by street racing that he was not a part of.
By wearing a tan suit, Joe Biden is challenging (trolling) Republicans to keep the same negative and selective energy they had with their fake outrage when President Barack Obama wore a tan suit nearly seven years ago.
On Aug. 6, 1965, with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by his side, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act.
No hype, no delays. Just dope beats, rhymes and guest features from a few legends. Escobar season has returned: The King Of Queens is back with the sequel to his Grammy-winning album, "King's Disease."
If Kiss is in your Top 5, here's a bar-filled trip down memory lane. Check out these essential tracks that highlight one of the best spitters to ever touch the mic.
She is now the richest female musician in the world.
The Big Apple was definitely on fire Tuesday as Yonkers clashed with Harlem inside New York City's iconic Madison Square Garden