Author: Precinct Reporter News
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CARES Act Funding Lags for Providers
By Dianne Anderson Millions of dollars set to be allocated between now and December 30 has many Black-led nonprofits and small businesses on edge, ... -
Black Chamber Partners With Flagstar Bank to Commit $1M in Grants
Small Businesses Can Apply for Grants of $5,000 The Southern California Black Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Flagstar Bank to keep their promise ... -
Covered California Launches Open Enrollment
Covered California officially kicked off its annual open-enrollment period on Monday with a statewide effort to encourage Californians to protect themselves, their families and ... -
Program Offers Free Diabetes Classes
By Dianne Anderson With the fridge within arm’s reach for many who have been stuck at home stress eating during the pandemic, piling on ... -
Help OC Food Bank for the Holidays
By Dianne Anderson There is a little less anxiety about getting basic needs to to the community than at the start of the pandemic, ... -
COVID-19 Worsens Debt Collector Harassment
By Charlene Crowell As the final days of the 2020 election season drew to a close, major media across the nation focused on polls and ... -
America Declares to Trump: ‘You’re Fired’
Black Votes Push Biden Over the Top in Contentious Election By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Sr Nat’l Correspondent After days of post-Election Day ... -
A Hard Lesson in Democracy
By Ben Jealous Republicans in the U.S. Senate just gave us some clarity about where their party wants to take this country. It’s not ... -
Coping with COVID for the Holidays
By Dianne Anderson Trudging through months of extensive job loss and health impact, the community is finding ways to cope with the fallout from ... -
Schools Offer Food Help and More for Students
By Dianne Anderson College students, sometimes called starving students, are known to subsist on ramen noodles, which is bad enough for individuals, but not ...
