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Espresso Events
Coffee, culture, community. Pop-ups across LA.
Kevon Stage
Comedian. Storyteller. Father. Husband. Loud.
Elotes La Esquina
La esquina de siempre. Elotes, esquites, and tostilocos from the corner cart your tías told you about.
Compton Isn't Dangerous
Changing the narrative. Real Compton, real people.
Max Sansing
Mixed-media artist with deep Compton roots. Murals, portrait paintings, and gallery work that reads the street.
Pucker Up
Lips, lashes, love. Compton.
Jess Hilarious
Comedian. Talk-show host. The reason your auntie has a podcast app. Touring + filming around LA.
Glamorous Mane
Beauty for the Hub City.
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Taco Bell
Sunrise Plantcake Cafe
Plant-based pancakes, smoothies, and good mornings. Breakfast that loves you back.
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Topgolf
Scent of Hustle
Fragrance with a story. LA-made.
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Code City Compton
Free coding camps and tech pathways for Compton youth.
Lil Duval
Just keep livin & smile. ❤️
Earn Your Leisure
Financial literacy, business, ownership. EYL Network.
Tia Carmen Tacos
Street tacos the way Tia Carmen made them — fresh tortillas daily, salsas made every morning.
Ayanna E. Davis
Clerk of the CUSD Board of Trustees and Compton-based educator. Represents Trustee Area C (Central-East Compton). Priorities: literacy programs, classroom technology, and dual-language pathways. Not on the June 2, 2026 ballot.
Lillie Darden
Trustee Area D (Central Compton). Career educator and parent advocate. Focus areas: special education resources, school safety, and after-school programs. Not on the June 2, 2026 ballot.
Fene 310
Compton creative. Music, fashion, the streets that raised us.
Andre Spicer
Council Member, District 1 — Andre Spicer.
Source LA
Resources, programs, opportunities for Angelenos.
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LA County Housing Authority
Rapid rehousing and rental assistance across LA County.
Michael Hooper
Trustee Area E (South-Central Compton). Focus on athletics, college and career readiness, and ESL family services. The Area E seat is up for re-election on the June 2, 2026 ballot — candidates: Alma Taylor Pleasant (incumbent) vs Tonya Craft-Perry.
Denzell O. Perry
Council Member, District 4 — Denzell O. Perry.
Yamashita Ramen Bar
Tonkotsu simmered 18 hours. A little bit of Tokyo in the heart of Hub City.
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LA Legal Aid Foundation
Free legal clinics — tenant rights, benefits, and record clearing.
Thomas
The BLK Script
Black film, Black writing, Black storytelling. LA.
Jonathan Bowers
Council Member, District 2 — Jonathan Bowers.
Micah Ali
President of the Compton Unified School District Board of Trustees. Serves Trustee Area A (Western Compton). Long-time CUSD board member focused on academic achievement, college readiness, and equity in district resources. Not on the June 2, 2026 ballot.
Culture
The streaming home of Hub City film, music, and comedy.
Quiana Lewis
Compton-born artist. Murals, oil portraits, and gallery shows that put the West Side on the wall.
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Compton VFW Post 5394
Benefits help, camaraderie, and services for local veterans.
Left Right
Inland Empire raised. Music, motion, momentum.
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SoCal Workforce Partnership
Paid apprenticeships and job training in the trades.
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Compton Community Housing
Affordable units and housing navigation for Compton residents.
Compton Art & History Museum
Boundless echoes — preserving Black art & history in the Hub City.
Sandra Moss
Vice President of the CUSD Board, serving Trustee Area B (North Compton). Focuses on facilities, transportation, and family engagement. The Area B seat is OPEN on the June 2, 2026 ballot — candidates: Tana L. McCoy vs Mae Thomas.