California city to provide services to homeless encampment
Associated Press SACRAMENTO — A Northern California city said it will let a homeless encampment stay on some public land,
Ukrainian court puts an Orthodox leader under house arrest
By KARL RITTER and ELENA BECATOROS KYIV, Ukraine — A Kyiv court ordered a leading priest to be put under
Biden and his 2024 campaign: Waiting for some big decisions
By ZEKE MILLER and WILL WEISSERT WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden has all but announced he’s running for reelection, but
1 dead in West Hills shopping center parking lot shooting, police say
At least one person died and three others were injured in a Saturday afternoon shooting at a busy shopping center
Lamont Butler hits game-winner, takes San Diego State to title game
HOUSTON (AP) — Lamont Butler made a jumper at the buzzer, sending San Diego State to its first national championship
John Force walks away from horrific crash in Funny Car qualifying in Pomona
POMONA – John Force, the old bull of drag racing and the sport’s biggest name, was involved in a horrific
Caution and Equity Are Hallmarks of Gov. Newsom’s First Budget Under Black Director
Aldon Thomas Stiles | California Black Media On Tuesday Jan. 10, at a press conference held in Sacramento, Gov. Gavin
San Francisco Committee Recommends Massive Reparations Payout for Black Residents
Stacy M. Brown/NNPA Newswire Each Black inhabitant of San Francisco, including those arrested during the racist war on drugs, should
Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee Introduces Anti-White Supremacy Bill, then Schools Republican Boebert on Hate
Stacy M. Brown/NNPA Newswire That’s enough of racism and bigotry, says Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee. The Democratic representative from Texas
Department of Education Announces $63 Million in School Grants
Stacy M. Brown/NNPA Newswire The U.S. Department of Education announced $63 million in new five-year Full-Service Community Schools (FSCS) grants
Let’s Connect Inglewood to the World – The Time Is Now to Build the Inglewood Transit Connector
Dionne Faulk, Contributor The K Line, which had been in the works for years, finally opened last October. Its service
City National To Pay $31 Million to Impacted L.A. County Communities of Color
Kisha Smith After finding that City National Bank (City National) engaged in a pattern or practice of lending discrimination by “redlining”
Bill seeks to require Legislature candidates to live in districts in which they’re running
In Sacramento, the right bill number can send a message. For example, 420, a figure that’s celebrated in cannabis culture,
Chargers GM Tom Telesco: Brandon Staley ‘has our full support’
COSTA MESA — The Chargers’ next offensive coordinator must be a strong leader, a good teacher, an excellent communicator and
Why are mortgage applications spiking 25% even as home sales collapse?
Talk about false positives. A recent spike in mortgage applications will not translate to a home sales rally. At least
Amtrak to hold career expo at L.A. Union Station
Amtrak is hiring. The passenger rail service will hold a career expo from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan.