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
The “Price” Is Right Say CD 9 Residents in Support of Councilmember Curren Price
CD 9 residents and stakeholders came out in force on Friday to City Hall to have their say at a
Michelle Chambers Secures Endorsement of Bradford in Crowded State Senate Race
Former Compton City councilmember, Michelle Chambers, recently landed the endorsement of outgoing State Senator Steven Bradford in her campaign to
Councilmember Curren Price Responds to Possible Suspension
D.T. Carson In advance of a Friday (June 23) meeting of the L.A. City Council’s Rules Committee to consider the
Arraignment Pending for Curren Price
D.T. Carson An arraignment date is pending for L.A. City Councilman Curren Price who has been charged with five counts
L.A. Pays Tribute To New Orleans With New Cultural Landmark: New Orleans Square
On a rainy day in February at the Holy Name of Jesus Christ Catholic Church, Councilmember Heather Hutt held a
Report Finds Blacks Audited Three to Five times More than Non-Black taxpayers
In January, a Stanford collaboration with the Department of the Treasury found that despite its supposed race-blind selection, Black