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
Judge Grants Woman’s Request for Restraining Order Against Community Activist Najee Ali
Jasmyne Cannick, Contributor LOS ANGELES – On Thursday, May 4, a woman was granted a one-year restraining order against
The Hon. Gwen Moore Legislative Reception Celebrates Black Political and Civil Leadership
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media On April 19, the California African American Chamber of Commerce (CALAACC) hosted
Black and Green: Environmental Stewards Say Protecting the Planet Involves Race and Equity
Jaivon Grant | California Black Media Aaron McCall, who coordinates federal advocacy for California Environmental Voters, believes that the
Challenges Remain for California Black Families with Autistic Loved Ones
Jaivon Grant | California Black Media Prejudice, loneliness, isolation, rejection by their peers, high rates of bullying, low social
Screaming Inside: Advocates Address the Factors Contributing to the Spike in Suicide Rates Among Black Men
Aldon Thomas Stiles | California Black Media Last year, America mourned the tragic suicides of two Black men who
Entertainment Icon & Human Rights Activist Harry Belafonte Dies at 96
Stacy M. Brown|NNPA Newswire Renowned singer, actor, producer, and legendary civil rights trailblazer, Harry Belafonte has died at the
Still My Priority!
A first-time interview with Dr. Mark Ridley-Thomas on his Homelessness Project Courtesy of PRAXIS PRAXIS: Are you a native Angeleno? Tell
Beyonce to Give Away $2 Million in Grants to Black-owned Small Businesses and College Scholarships
Staff Los Angeles is one of ten cities set to receive $100,000 in grants for small business relief courtesy
Pastors Unite for An Apology Tour to Re-Engage the Community
By Lisa Collins On Pentecost Sunday, May 28, a group of Black pastors are coming together to launch an
Michael Lawson To Step Down as President/CEO of the L.A. Urban League
Staff Los Angeles – Michael A. Lawson has announced that he intends to step down as President and CEO of