By: Eye On Inglewood Founder & Writer Halimah Ginyard www.eyeoninglewood.com Inglewood Councilwoman Gloria Gray has been granted an extended leave of absence from city council meetings through May 5, 2026 , due to a health issue following surgery. While absent from in-person council meetings since December 2025, she has continued to participate in West Basin Municipal Water District meetings remotely.  Key Details on the Absence Approval & Rationale: On March 3, 2026, the C

By: Eye On Inglewood Founder & Writer Halimah Ginyard www.eyeoninglewood.com The Inglewood Unified School District bars federal agents from accessing campuses or student records unless they present a valid judicial warrant, not merely an ICE administrative warrant. The change, which the Presidents' Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration notes aligns with California Attorney General guidance following AB 49 and SB 98, also requires staff to notify administration immedia

By: Eye On Inglewood Staff Writer Halimah Ginyard www.eyeoninglewood.com Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and serve the five million annual visitors to Inglewood’s Sports and Entertainment District, a new digital infrastructure network will debut in April. Los Angeles–based out-of-home media and technology company WOW is launching EON, a patented, street-level platform that blends cinematic brand storytelling with real-time civic utility.

By: Eye On Inglewood Staff Writer Halimah Ginyard www.eyeoninglewood.com Inglewood First United Methodist Church is planning a 60-unit affordable housing development on its campus, replacing old, unused classroom buildings behind the church’s chapel. The project will include studio apartments, with half reserved for unhoused seniors and the other half for local workers, including employees from nearby SoFi Stadium. On Jan. 15, the Inglewood City Council unanimously approved t