Black Californians want to ‘decriminalize’ flavored tobacco products 
2020 Election Predictions 
Letter to the Editor: Inglewood Unified is a dysfunctional nightmare 
Letter to the Editor: Inglewood Measure I – Wrong Measure at the Wrong Time 
Tobacco referendum gaining momentum and signatures 
Black Californians have grown tired and weary of White people imposing their ideas upon us. The notion is that White people know what’s best for... Read More
2UrbanGirls doesn’t believe in making “endorsements” in races but we do have predictions on outcomes in this election cycle. What we have learned is Black... Read More
Dear 2UrbanGirls, I wanted to thank you and the Wave Newspaper for shedding light on the dysfunction happening @ IUSD. Do residents even know there... Read More
Dear 2UrbanGirls, The Inglewood Unified School District has done it again, and with the support of the Inglewood city government. Measure I will raise property... Read More
Big tobacco is fighting back against a statewide ban on flavored tobacco and menthol products through the collection of signatures on a petition designed to... Read More
INGLEWOOD — The principal of Centinela Elementary School has resigned, 2UrbanGirls has learned. Albert de Leon, who was placed on paid administrative leave by the... Read More
INGLEWOOD – Inglewood City Council held a last minute, special city council meeting October 22 to allocate taxpayer funds towards the Clippers project. This is... Read More
LANCASTER, CA – Candidates for Antelope Valley Union High School District (AVUHSD) became topics of discussion on mailers sent out by an Antelope Valley Parents... Read More
Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr. is on borrowed time and its time the residents take a long look at whether he should continue to... Read More
Asm. Reginald Jones-Sawyer’s campaign slogan is “for the people” however, the “people” find him missing in action South of the 10 freeway, A recent poll... Read More
The Inglewood city council began entertaining plans to tax Inglewood property owners to pay for a transit project back in June. The process entailed a... Read More
Inglewood Unified School District (IUSD) continues to face complaints from staff that continue to face racial discrimination dating back to 2014 under the administration of... Read More
By Sheriff Alex Villanueva • October 19, 2020 On December 3, 2018, I was sworn into office on a promise to Reform, Rebuild, and Restore... Read More
Compton Mayor Aja Brown has announced that 800 Compton residents will take part in the Compton Pledge which will provide some of the city’s most... Read More
South LA native Joe Collins is running for Congressional District 43 against incumbent Maxine Waters and his campaign came back to Inglewood for his third... Read More
