Health
TrueCare Therapy in Compton Offers Patients “A Fresh Start”
Therapy has become a staple for most people wanting to improve their lives and heal unresolved traumas. TrueCare offers new
Jogging 10 Minutes A Day Can Do What?!
Jogging 10 minutes a day can be a great way to increase brain function, cardiovascular health, and can even help
New Research Says These 4 Fruits Are Essential for Your Mind
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Housing
Khalif Rasshan, African American Museum of Beginning Founder, Remembered
Khalif Rasshan, also known as Johnny Gordon, transitioned to the ancestors on February 3, 2026. He was a beloved figure
2,000-Year-Old Mummies Are Revealing to Researchers Ancient Medical Practices that Could Save Lives Today
By Marion Apio Walking into the “Mummies of the World” exhibition at the California Science Center, the shift in atmosphere
The Centennial High School Marching Band Earns Third Place at the 43rd Annual MLK Parade and Battle of the Bands in Gardena
Courtesy of CUSD Marching with precision, pride, and powerful musicality, the Centennial Apaches delivered a standout performance that resonated with
City and Government
People in Los Angeles:
Qn. What’s an underrated spot that you love to go to in Los Angeles?By Marion Apio, Jakori Rodgers and Angelic
Compton Dedicates Square to Civil Rights Leader Maxcy D. Filer
He Served on The City Council and Fought for His Community By Marion Apio For 24 years, Maxcy Dean Filer
Maxcy D. Filer Square
My name is Duane L. Filer, and I’m the eldest son of Maxcy D. Filer – known affectionately as “Mr.
Education
When a City Marches, a Band Leads
How Compton High’s Marching Band carried MLK Day from reflection at the breakfast to purpose in the streets By Dr.
CUSD and LBUSD Form New Athletic Association Starting 2026-27
Hub City League (CUSD) and Moore League (LBUSD) Form SoCal Legacy Association to Enhance Competitive Equity and Strengthen Programs Compton,
Compton Breaks the Silence about Black Men Caregivers and Dementia
By Marion Apio Tyrone Hans-Davis walked into the Dollarhide Community Center on Thursday carrying a heavy, fresh grief. Just hours
Sports and Entertainment
Southern California Cricket Association Honors Compton Youth Cricket Players
By Marion Apio The city of Compton’s new cricket pitch and the sport’s growing popularity in Southern California highlighted a
Compton’s 70th Annual Christmas Parade Showcases Community Pride, Unity, and Joy
By Marion Apio The City of Compton’s 70th Annual Christmas Parade rolled down Compton Boulevard, celebrating seven decades of tradition
Kendrick Lamar Honors Compton College Grads
Compton College held its 2024 Commencement service at the Dignity Health Sports Park Tennis Stadium in Carson, CA, and the
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The Hub City Reporter is a community-led newsroom dedicated to providing objective, high-quality coverage of Compton. Led by Editor-in-Chief Charles Jackson, we engage residents at local events and City Hall to ensure our reporting reflects the community’s true needs. We move beyond sensationalism to highlight positive growth and essential resources.
