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Fontana Police Discrimination Case Moves Forward
By Dianne Anderson Speaking out against racism in the Fontana Police Department has been a hard fight for David Moore, now in his third ... -
Calls for Firing of CFPB Official Who Used N-Word
By Charlene Crowell Recent and stunning disclosures of racially-offensive writings by a high-ranking official at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has unleashed an ... -
Net Neutrality Legislation Hit with Lawsuit
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent Before she left her position earlier this year as commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission, Mignon Clyburn ... -
Jesse Louis Jackson is Our Civil Rights Icon
By Julianne Malveaux Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson turned 77 on October 8. Nobody has led a more storied life. He first took a public ... -
High Desert Young Democrats Reaching Out
By Dianne Anderson Direct voter action these days depends a lot on the demographic. To the millennials – an age group that hardly ever ... -
Vote 2018: Ballot Initiatives
By Dianne Anderson Between all the pros and the cons, the slew of statewide ballot propositions should give voters enough reading material to keep ... -
S.B. Celebrates Arrowhead Grove Revitalization Project
Dignity Health, one of the nation’s largest health systems—with 39 hospitals and over 400 care centers—joined community leaders in San Bernardino to celebrate the ... -
For-profit College Students Share Sagas of Debt and Disillusionment
By Charlene Crowell College students today come in many ages and from many backgrounds. In addition to recent high school graduates, there are laid ... -
SBVC Students Recognized for Suicide Prevention Short Film
Students at San Bernardino Valley College didn’t need a lot of persuading to take on one of the most difficult issues facing kids and ... -
Indian Springs HS Opens Performing Arts Center
The look of astonishment could be seen over and over on the faces of Indians Springs High School (ISHS) students walking through the new Performing Arts ...
