Known as Mayor to his community, Reverend to his congregation and Judge to the youth who came before him in court, Roosevelt Dorn was a fixture in Inglewood civic life.
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Inglewood’s former Mayor Roosevelt Dorn officially retired the night before he was forced out of office, making him eligible for nearly $40,000 a year in retirement benefits.
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Since the departure of Mayor Roosevelt Dorn in January, Tim Wanamaker has served as the face and figurehead of Inglewood.
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California democrats officially have a candidate for governor. But Attorney General Jerry Brown has a few obstacles to overcome in his race back to the governor's seat.
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The Freedom Socialist Party gathered several civil rights advocates to discuss the myth of a post-racial society as part of their Black History Month celebration.
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California Against Slavery is collecting signatures to put an initiative on the November ballot to strengthen laws against human trafficking.
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The city is already undergoing layoffs and budgets cuts, but it is still looking for ways to save money. The Los Angeles City Council voted to give $12 million from its own accounts to help ease the citys deficit.
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Immigration has long been a hot button issue in California. But according to a demographer, California is suffering because it's not getting enough new residents.
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California is joining the Trail of Dreams, a 1,500 mile journey from Florida to Washington D.C. that four students began on January 1st for immigration reform.
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Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced that the city of Los Angeles was awarded $7 million in stimulus funding for job training programs.
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