Founded by the late Rhonda Love and her partner Greg Johnson, the space is part of a broader effort to transform vacant downtown locations into vibrant arts and culture hubs.

The operations and procedures document outlines a series of restrictions, including no ribbed cotton tank tops, wallet chains, jewelry thicker than ¼ inch, sunglasses at night or jerseys unless the team is playing that day. A VIP line reserved for Belmont Shore locals and CSULB students is also proposed in the document.

"You can’t call for unity while ignoring racism,” said one local resident who wished to remain anonymous.

“I pride myself on my life being a love letter to Black women,” Del The CEO said.

“I have some very serious concerns about how the City addresses its challenge," said Jennifer Carey, president of the Gaviota Heights Homeowners Association.

"iI’s not just about making scores. It’s about everything." Julie Allemand

‘I definitely feel like they don't do enough when Black women go missing,’ said Kathryn Renesto, Smith’s mother.

The Los Angeles Sparks are gearing up for a pivotal week as they welcome back three Olympians from the 2024 Paris Olympics. Forward...