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'Oldest Black barbershop' in San Fernando Valley receives city landmark plaque

LA Times 1 min read 2 hours ago

<p>Gregory Faucett, 58, manages the 'oldest Black barbershop' in the San Fernando Valley, opened in the 1950s by his grandfather. On Saturday, the shop became a historical landmark.</p>
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