On This Hill, We Shall Die

On This Hill, We Shall Die. “He” moves forward with his “MY WAY OR THE HIGHWAY, AMERICA” threat. In the middle of a war, he threatens to do nothing for the next nine months, forcing the Constitution to bend to his will, changing voting laws in the middle of the stream, ahead of existing law, […]

Mounting Hyundai Scrutiny

BY Charles Jackson Mounting Scrutiny Over Oil Consumption in Hyundai and Kia Vehicles as Owner Complaints Persist Hyundai and Kia continue to face regulatory scrutiny, class-action litigation, and consumer complaints tied to excessive oil consumption in a range of gasoline direct injection (GDI) engines produced primarily between 2011 and 2021. The issue—frequently traced to carbon-stuck […]

New Rules Jan. 27

   Under California Vehicle Code sections 23123 and 23123.5 (often referred to as the “Hands-Free” or “No-Touch” laws), the price of a ticket is: ​First Offense: $162 minimum total (based on a $20 base fine plus mandatory court fees and assessments). ​Subsequent Offenses: $272 minimum total (based on a $50 base fine). ​Key Penalties & […]

Community Engagement Weekend

Community Engagement Weekend: Congresswoman Maxine Waters’ Multi-Event Outreach Across the South Bay Over the course of a packed two-day schedule, Congresswoman Maxine Waters engaged with thousands of residents across Los Angeles County’s 43rd District, participating in seven major community events centered on public health, small business development, food security, veterans’ support, LGBTQ+ history, and youth-focused […]

Organic Recycling Reset

A New Phase in Inglewood Waste Management as Organics Recycling Requirements Expand   The City of Inglewood is entering a new phase of waste management as Republic Services continues implementing organic recycling requirements mandated under California Senate Bill 1383. The statewide law, designed to reduce short-lived climate pollutants, directs all jurisdictions to remove organic materials […]

The Fight For Food

Congresswoman Maxine Waters, on Friday sharply condemned the federal government’s handling of food-assistance payments as part of the ongoing funding standoff, and directed families in her district to local relief resources while the legal fight over SNAP continues.   Ms. Waters — the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee — issued a statement […]

SNAP No More

Supreme Court Ruling Deepens SNAP  Uncertainty Amid Government Shutdown   As the federal government shutdown drags into its fifth week, the Supreme Court’s decision late Friday to temporarily block a lower court order requiring full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments has left millions of low-income Americans uncertain about where their next meal will come […]

The MESSAGE to America

If you live within the boundaries of Los Angeles’ 43rd congressional district that encompasses a significant portion of the South Bay and South Los Angeles. ​Your district includes: ​The entire cities of Hawthorne, Inglewood, Lawndale, Gardena, and Lomita. ​Portions of the cities of Los Angeles (including LAX and the neighborhood of Watts) and Torrance. ​Census-designated […]

Food Bank

Excus my attempt at translating Spanish. As I understand it, this organization donates meals, but you will have to call for information. SUNDAY FOOD BANK HELPING PEOPLE AT 9:30 AM RECEIVE FREE FOOD 4434 LENNOX BLVD INGLEWOOD CA 90304 On this occasion you will receive a free bag of food and a prayer. CALL (631) […]