Follow up inspections have revealed that Inglewood schools are improving since KPCC reported filthy and unsafe conditions in November. Deplorab
Members of the Inglewood High School Girls Basketball Team were honored Wednesday with a banquet to celebrate their winning season. The Sentinel
Inglewood Unified’s City Honors College Preparatory Academy will open this fall on the nearby campus of Crozier Middle, providing students in 9th th
White House Correspondent Chuck Todd got it right when he described the mood of President Barack Obama’s State of the Union (SOTU) Address Tuesday n
Mayor James Butts was all smiles, all night on Tuesday, as he made the rounds at his victory watch party on Florence Ave. and Market Street. He shoo
Republicans upset the balance of power in Congress Tuesday night, taking over the Senate. The GOP now controls both the Senate and the House. C
Garnett was recently traded back to Minnesota, and it sounds like he has plans to stay with the team long term. According to Charley Walters of the
Garnett was recently traded back to Minnesota, and it sounds like he has plans to stay with the team long term. According to Charley Walters of the
A two-day memorial service was held on Tuesday and Wednesday to honor the life and legacy of gospel legend Andrae Crouch. A “Who’s Who” roster
Anything that benefits young people, especially young people of Inglewood, I’m for. Tuesday’s council meeting, as we all now know, was a historic
It was definitely not business as usual at the Feb. 24th Inglewood Council meeting. For one thing, the public began to file into the council ch
Not since the days of former Inglewood council members Mike Stevens and Judy Dunlap have the lights in Inglewood City Council Chambers burned past
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