By: ✍🏾 Eye On Inglewood Founder & Writer Halimah Ginyard www.eyeoninglewood.com INGLEWOOD, CA — This November, Inglewood voters will head to the polls to decide the future of the city’s skyline. The Billboard Blight Elimination and Neighborhood Preservation Initiative has officially qualified for the ballot, setting up a fierce battle between community activists, city officials, and multi-million dollar corporate interests. The citizen-led initiative seeks to ban most commer

By: ✍🏾 Eye On Inglewood Founder & Writer Halimah Ginyard www.eyeoninglewood.com INGLEWOOD, CA — The relationship between multi-billionaire Los Angeles Rams owner E. Stanley Kroenke and the city of Inglewood has degraded into an aggressive, high-stakes legal war. Hollywood Park—the corporate entity managing Kroenke’s 300-acre retail, office, and residential development that houses SoFi Stadium—is demanding roughly $400 million from the city of Inglewood. The developer claims

By: ✍🏾 Eye On Inglewood Founder & Writer Halimah Ginyard - www.eyeoninglewood.com INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Gloria Gray returned to the Inglewood City Council dais Tuesday for her first in-person meeting after a five month medical leave following major back surgery. Gray said she remained actively engaged with District 1 residents and city business throughout her recovery, despite being away from council chambers. “I am very excited about being back at the dais. I have never been

INGLEWOOD, CA ✍🏾 Halimah Ginyard A targeted ambush near the Kia Forum on Thursday evening has left one man dead and a community searching for answers. The shooting, which occurred at approximately 6:30 p.m. during the peak evening commute, has reignited local concerns regarding public safety in high-traffic entertainment districts. The Incident at Prairie and Kelso According to Mayor James Butts, the violence unfolded at the intersection of Prairie Avenue and Kelso Street.