Candidates tied to Kimbrew win big in school, college board elections
Former Dons hoops coach convicted of misdemeanor child molestation
Former Compton Station sergeant pleads not guilty to sexual assault
JAG funds partially spent on CPD return
CRA issuing tax allocation bonds to fund improvement, blight-removal projects
Regulations for temporary street closures on the way
Young Compton man spending semester in D.C. as Congressional intern
Compton woman, McDonald’s guru honored
From struggle to triumph – America, I AM
Billionaire boosts MLK Hospital plans with $100 million
Town hall tackles tough question — Where are the fathers?
Chivas rallies to tie Galaxy 2-2 in playoff opener
Mavericks beat 0-4 Clippers 93-84
Ron Dowell: Public servants gone wild
Preventing breast cancer through health care reform
In the pink for cancer awareness
All decked out and pretty in pink
for a worthy cause, the Compton Commission on Women chaired by Mary
Lawson, center holding proclamation, proudly display their efforts
to raise awareness about breast cancer last Wednesday, Oct. 28, in
the lobby of City Hall. October is each year recognized as Breast
Cancer Awareness Month, and the commission annually does a little
something special to spread the word and educate both men and women
about the dangers of breast cancer. The women are clad in varied
shades of pink as a show of solidarity with those who have fought,
are fighting or have lost their battle with breast cancer. —Photo by Shon Smith
of D'Angelo's Photos
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