Divorce was never part of her plan, but when it happened, she found herself struggling with addiction and homelessness for years. She lost her daughter, her home, and, at times, even herself. She remained stuck in that cycle because she desperately needed help.

Born in Sudan, Entesar now lives in City Heights with her family. She spends her days nurturing her four children while managing the many responsibilities of an at-home parent.

“Sometimes at the end of the day, it's about survival. And survival comes with using what you know to make do with your daily expenses…”

At the age of one, Tran and her family migrated from Vietnam to City Heights. After graduating, Tran ditched her pursuit of a career in real estate, instead committing her efforts to protect City Height’s essence - its people.

Tran shares how growing up in City Heights framed her perspective of a successful and meaningful career.

Last week, a friend and community member named Tranisha Dangerfield passed away. Here are just a few of the fond memories, tributes, and words of encouragement our community has for her. Rest in power, dear friend!