Terelle Jerricks

During his two decade tenure, he has investigated, reported on, written and assisted with hundreds of stories related to environmental concerns, affordable housing, development that exacerbates wealth inequality and the housing crisis, labor issues and community policing or the lack thereof.

Labor Day Parade Speakers Take Aim at Starbucks, Prop. 45

  At the LA/LB Labor Coalition Labor Day Parade, Los Angeles County Federation of Labor President Yvonne Wheeler introduced two…

5 days ago

Letters to the Editor: American Politics and Empire, War on Iran, and Al Austin’s Ballot Designation Rejected

  RE: The Déjà vu of American Politics and Empire in Sept. 3 edition of RLn James Preston Allen compares…

5 days ago

In the Harbor, Raman Makes the Case for a City That Works

  Councilwoman Nithya Raman brings her critique of City Hall to the Harbor Area, promising a city government focused on…

5 days ago

A Fight for Dignity: Security Officers Challenge the Poverty-Wage Economy

  Last week, a day before the solemn commemoration of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Los Angeles County Federation…

6 days ago

Palantir, ICE and the Rise of a New Labor Resistance

  It is not hyperbole to say: “We are living in evil times.” This current moment resembles the early stages…

3 weeks ago

Alameda Street Closure, Wilmington

  Northbound Alameda Street in Wilmington will be temporarily closed between O Street and Sepulveda Boulevard for emergency repairs after…

4 weeks ago

Iced, Hot or Mushroom-Infused, Smart Drip Wants Coffee Your Way

Earlier this month, I saw firsthand how far iced coffee enthusiasts will go for their fix. The last time was…

1 month ago

Battle of Los Angeles Fishing Tournament Brings Families Together at Legg Lake

The fourth annual Battle of Los Angeles Fishing Tournament and Family Festival brought together youth, families, anglers, volunteers, sponsors and…

1 month ago

From Defender to Enforcer: Marissa Roy’s Case for a More Activist City Attorney

Her campaign centers on transforming the City Attorney’s Office from a largely reactive institution into a proactive force for protecting…

2 months ago

A Bridge Too Low for the Future?

  Port Launches Plans to Replace Vincent Thomas Bridge The Port of Los Angeles’ announcement last week of a memorandum…

2 months ago