Public Health Experts Want Students to Consider Telehealth as Viable Option
Tanu Henry, Edward Henderson and Lila Brown | California Black Media As high school seniors across the country graduate and
Transitional Kindergarten in California Is Expanding
Tanu Henry, Edward Henderson and Lila Brown | California Black Media Last Wednesday, State Superintendent Tony Thurmond and the California
“Sisters on The Frontline:” California Black Women Democrats Host Meet-Up at California Democratic Party Convention in Los Angeles California
Tanu Henry, Edward Henderson and Lila Brown | California Black Media State Controller, Malia Cohen hosted members of Black Women
Poll Shows Affirmative Action Supported by Majority of Americans as Supreme Court Set to Rule
Stacy M. Brown Most U.S. adults believe colleges should be allowed to consider race as part of their admissions process. However,
National Action Network to Track if Corporate America is Delivering on their Multi-billion Dollar Pledges
In recognition of the multibillion-dollar pledges Corporate America made after the 2020 murder of George Floyd, a coalition of civil
Attorney Will Argue Traveling Nurse Suffered a Seizure Before Fatal Crash
Attorneys for Nicole Linton will argue that their client suffered an epi- leptic seizure when on August 8, 2022 she
U.S. women’s soccer loses to England for 1st time since 2017
LONDON — Ten weeks after conquering Europe, England women proclaimed themselves ready for even more after beating the world champion
High school football Week 7 updates: St. John Bosco vs. Mater Dei and more
The 2022 high school football season continues in Southern California with a full slate of Week 7 games tonight. Follow
Chargers’ Keenan Allen out vs. Browns, but Donald Parham Jr. will play
COSTA MESA — Keenan Allen didn’t practice for the third consecutive day on Friday, and the Chargers ruled him out
Phillies’ 6-run 9th stuns the Cardinals in Game 1
ST. LOUIS — Philadelphia scored six times in the ninth inning off the stingy St. Louis bullpen, highlighted by a
Train from LA to Palm Springs area – at a $1 billion cost – planned
By David Downey | Contributing Writer Southern Californians may one day be able to take a train to the Palm
Ducks’ Trevor Zegras scheduled to play against Kings in Saturday’s preseason finale
IRVINE — Trevor Zegras was at his smiling, self-deprecating best when talking about lessons learned after the hit he took
Here’s why some want Indigenous People’s Day to be a federal holiday
Monday, Oct. 10, is Columbus Day in most states, but in a few states it’s known as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Home prices decelerating by record amount, new report says
By Ruben Caginalp | Bankrate.com Could housing prices finally be coming back down to earth? Year-over-year home-price growth decelerated at
Bass and Caruso slam each other in KNX debate that dealt with Latino voters, Scientology, police, homelessness
By Erich He, City News Service Los Angeles mayoral candidates Rep. Karen Bass and developer Rick Caruso have contrasting ideas
Uvalde schools suspend entire police force
By Paul J. Weber | Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas — Uvalde’s school district on Friday pulled its embattled campus police