A $500 Million Lawsuit Accuses Beverly Hills Police Task Force of Targeting Blacks
By: Elgin Nelson, Staff A Beverly Hills police task force designed to “crackdown on fraudulent purchases” is now at the
First AME’s Biddy Mason Community Wellness Center to Offer Health Care Services to Underserved
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Asm. Chris Holden Played Key Role in Brokering $20-Per-Hour Fast Food Worker Pay Deal
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Suicide Prevention Week: A Reminder of the Mental Health Crisis Confronting Black Californians
By: Aldon Thomas Stiles | California Black Media The conclusion of Suicide Prevention Week on Sept.16, served as a reminder,
Cal State Names Dr. Berenecea Johnson Eanes Its First Woman President
By: Joe W. Bowers and Edward Henderson | California Black Media On Sept. 13, the Board of Trustees of California
Black Business Owners Concerned as Groups Step Up Attacks on Diversity
By: Lila Brown | California Black Media When the BeyGOOD foundation, led by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, awarded Compton-based entrepreneur Veronica Clanton-Higgins
President Biden’s Monterey Park visit stirs reactions from a shaken community
The Monterey Park community took to the streets to welcome President Joe Biden on Tuesday, March 14, who was is
Anthony Davis to sit out against Rockets, leaving Lakers shorthanded
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Webb telescope captures star as it nears death
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Angels score 4 runs in 9th inning to beat Guardians
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LAPD chief heading to Arizona spring training to recruit officers
Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore is headed to baseball’s spring training in Arizona, but not necessarily to catch any
Ducks’ Cam Fowler quietly having a career offensive season
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Denis Bouanga has LAFC poised to advance in CONCACAF Champions League
Denis Bouanga’s first career hat trick came in his memorable CONCACAF Champions League debut against LD Alajuelense last Thursday. The
Fred Couples tees off on LIV Golf and ‘nutbag’ Phil Mickelson
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Anaheim employees a step closer to ‘hospitality worker bill of rights’
Hospitality workers in Anaheim have gathered signatures for a “hospitality worker bill of rights” aimed at boosting wages and protecting
Bill would force California schools to tell parents if their child is transgender
A new bill would require California schools to tell parents that their child is transgender in the name of bolstering