YG pays tribute to slain friend Nipsey Hussle at Coachella
The Grammy-nominated Hussle was shot and killed outside his clothing store in South Los Angeles on March 31
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L.A. to name intersection after Nipsey Hussle
Hussle was buried at Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills in an afternoon service
1 dead, 4 injured near Nipsey Hussle procession route
Gunfire broke out around 6:25 p.m., just a few blocks away from a section of the 25-mile procession route
Nipsey Hussle "Celebration of Life" memorial service
Family and friends paid tribute to the late rapper and community activist who worked to empower his South Central neighborhood
Lauren London eulogizes Nipsey Hussle
Actress Lauren London spoke at the memorial service for her longtime boyfriend, rapper Nipsey Hussle. The service took place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Nipsey Hussle memorial to pay tribute
A public memorial service for the murdered rapper, Nipsey Hussle, will take place at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles Thursday. Hussle was killed March 31 in a shooting outside his clothing store. The two-hour service is expected to attract tens of thousands of mourners. Mola Lenghi reports.
Thousands pay respects to Nipsey Hussle
Thousands of fans gathered in Los Angeles to honor the life of Nipsey Hussle at a memorial service. The 33-year-old Grammy-nominated performer was shot and killed outside of his clothing store in late March. CBS News' Mola Lenghi joins CBSN with more.
Intersection to be named after Nipsey Hussle
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LeBron speaks out on friend Nipsey Hussle's death
The NBA superstar talked about the loss of his friend, rapper Nipsey Hussle
LeBron James talks Nispey Hussle death
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Man suspected of shooting Nipsey Hussle charged with murder
Eric Holder pleaded not guilty during his first court appearance Thursday in Los Angeles; if convicted, he faces life in prison
Nipsey Hussle shooting suspect pleads not guilty
The man suspected of killing Nipsey Hussle was charged Thursday with murder and two counts of attempted murder over an attack outside the rapper's South Los Angeles clothing store Sunday. Los Angeles County prosecutors filed the charges against 29-year-old Eric Holder?.
Nipsey Hussle memorialized in Los Angeles murals
The Grammy-nominated rapper is being remembered not just for his music, but for his deep community involvement and activism
Nipsey Hussle bodyguard retires after rapper's shooting death
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Westbrook honors Nipsey Hussle with legendary performance
After grabbing his 20th rebound, Westbrook sealed his historic 20-20-20 performance and shouted, "That's for Nipsey!"
Suspect arrested in Nipsey Hussle murder
Police in Los Angeles have arrested the man they believe murdered rapper Nipsey Hussle. He was shot and killed outside his clothing story over the weekend. Jamie Yuccas has the latest.
Nipsey Hussle murder suspect arrested
Police said they arrested 29-year-old Eric Holder on Tuesday
L.A. mayor on Nipsey Hussle murder case
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and other city officials held a news conference Tuesday to discuss the search for the suspect in the shooting death of rapper Nipsey Hussle and other developments in the case.
LAPD on motive in Nipsey Hussle shooting
Los Angeles Police Chief Michel R. Moore spoke at a news conference Tuesday about the shooting death of rapper Nipsey Hussle and the search for a suspect identified as 29-year-old Eric Holder. Moore said there appeared to be a "personal matter" or "dispute" between the two.
Issa Rae: Nipsey Hussle "cared about us when nobody else did"
Rae grew up in the same community as the rapper and neighborhood activist who was gunned down outside his Los Angeles store on Sunday
Panic erupts at Nipsey Hussle vigil
A manhunt is underway for the suspect identified by police in the shooting death of rapper and neighborhood activist Nipsey Hussle. Los Angeles police said the gunman is 29-year-old Eric Holder. The suspect's identity was released amid a chaotic memorial for the Grammy-nominated artist. Nineteen people were hurt after witnesses say a fight broke out. Jamie Yuccas reports.
"Mass panic and chaos" at Nipsey Hussle vigil
Several people were hurt when a crowd of roughly 300 suddenly stampeded; police named a suspect they're seeking in the rapper's slaying
Community leaders remember Nipsey Hussle
Community leaders in Los Angeles are remembering Nipsey Hussle after he was gunned down outside his clothing store. CBS News' Chris Martinez reports.
Nipsey Hussle shot and killed in L.A.
Grammy-nominated rapper Nipsey Hussle was shot and killed in Los Angeles in front of his clothing store. ET Live’s Lauren Zima joined CBSN to talk about his legacy and impact on his community.
Grammy-nominated rapper Nipsey Hussle killed
Rapper Nipsey Hussle was fatally shot outside the clothing store he founded to help rebuild his troubled South Los Angeles neighborhood, police said, cutting short a career that earned him a Grammy nomination this year for his major-label debut. He was 33.
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