7 Dead as California Mourns 3rd Mass Killing In 8 Days
By OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ and HAVEN DALEY HALF MOON BAY, Calif. (AP) — A gunman killed seven people at two agricultural businesses... Read More
A Painful and Still-Present Memory: Honoring the Lives of Holocaust Victims
Jaivon Grant | California Black Media For some, it may be hard to imagine barely escaping alive from one of the biggest... Read More
Report: Cops Search Black California Teens Six Times More Than White Peers
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media The California Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory Board (RIPA Board) released its annual report on... Read More
In Soaked California, Few Homeowners Have Flood Insurance
By MICHAEL PHILLIS and ADAM BEAM ACAMPO, Calif. (AP) — On Sunday morning, Kyle Starks woke up to floodwaters that reached the... Read More
City National Bank Must Pay $31M for Redlining Black LA Residents
By Manny Otiko | IVN Homeownership has usually been a popular way for Americans to move into the middle class and create generational wealth. However, this... Read More
California Deputy Fatally Shot, Suspect Critically Wounded
LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. (AP) — A Southern California sheriff’s deputy was shot and killed Friday, just two weeks after another deputy in... Read More
Newsom Asks Californians To Stay Vigilant About More Storms
By JANIE HAR and SOPHIE AUSTIN SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — With rain-soaked California expected to see more stormy weather over the weekend and into... Read More
Shirley Weber Is Sworn in as California’s First Elected Black Secretary of State
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media On Jan 9, with the sound of African drumming in the background, Shirley Weber was sworn-in as the first-elected Black Secretary of State (SOS) of... Read More
California’s First African American Controller Malia M. Cohen Takes Office
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Last week Malia M. Cohen was sworn-in as the first Black woman – and first... Read More
