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
By: D.T. Carson On Friday, September 29, SLACDEC (South Los Angeles Community Development & Empowerment Corporation)—the non-profit of First
Asm. Chris Holden Played Key Role in Brokering $20-Per-Hour Fast Food Worker Pay Deal
By: Antonio Ray Harvey| California Black Media After months of heated political fights, and just before the Sept.14 deadline for passing bills introduced during the
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
COVID-19 sliced away freedom in the United States
March must be a bad month for civil liberties. In addition to the third anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdowns, it’s
Making strides for runners of color at LA Marathon
Empowering Leadership in Latina Athletes was at the LA Marathon to fundraise for sports equipment for local schools. The group,
Picket lines announced for Tuesday as hope fades for strike-averting LAUSD deal
Union officials representing service workers for the Los Angeles Unified School District on Sunday, March 19, announced planned picket lines
Single parents should consider these changes now
Being a single parent is tough, especially without adequate support. It’s emotionally and physically draining and financially challenging, particularly in
LA Marathon: Good morning, runners – and watch your step!
Mayor Karen Bass will be the honorary starter when 22,000 runners take off this morning on a 26.2-mile trip around
Lesson from the COVID pandemic: don’t forget about common sense and personal autonomy
Two years ago, Dr. Anthony Fauci called for “common sense” in an effort to get Americans to wear not one,
Bay Area lawmaker’s bill aims to make Big Tech pay publishers for news
Newsrooms across the country have withered while the stories they produce at great cost enrich big technology companies that pay
NCAA women’s tournament: Charisma Osborne leads UCLA past Sacramento State
Christeen Iwuala #22 of the UCLA Bruins fights for the ball against Sacramento State Hornets in the first half of
Man, teen boy killed in possible gang shooting in Newhall
NEWHALL — A man and a 16-year-old boy were found shot to death Saturday at the pool area of a
Turner’s grand slam lifts US over Venezuela, into World Baseball Classic semis
United States’ Mike Trout hits a single during the first inning of a World Baseball Classic game against Venezuela, Saturday,