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S.B. Mayoral Candidate Amy Malone
By Dianne Anderson With the Primary Election only a few weeks away, Amy Malone is looking at both sides of the streets of San Bernardino, where, ... -
Gubernatorial Race: Tony Thurmond Stakes Out Progressive Flank
By Selen Ozturk ACOM Tony Thurmond, seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, laid out an expansive progressive platform in a briefing with community media reporters. The 57-year-old ... -
Making Hope Happen Gala: NFL Star Alexander Mattison to Attend
The Making Hope Happen Foundation announced that NFL running back Alexander Mattison, a San Bernardino native and San Bernardino High School graduate, will attend its upcoming Making Hope ... -
Project Brings Housing, Green Space and Walkable Streets
A long-anticipated housing development project in Downtown Long Beach is getting a fresh start, bringing hundreds of new apartments, green space and pedestrian-friendly walkways to the ... -
Orgs Request Extension of Stop the Hate Funding
By Antonio Ray Harvey California Black Media On April 28, Black-led organizations from across California that fight prejudice, hostility, or violence directed at individuals based ... -
Overwhelming Majority Say Democracy Under Assault
By Peter Schurmann Eighty nine percent of California voters believe American democracy is under strain. Overwhelming majorities, including significant numbers of Republicans, also support state action ... -
S.B. “Love Your Block” Initiative
The City of San Bernardino has announced that six neighborhood groups, community organizations, and nonprofits will receive a total of $26,200 in funding to support high ... -
Affordable Housing: Expanded Rental Assistance
The City of Long Beach is launching a new effort to help residents stay housed at a time when many households are facing growing financial strain. ... -
CSU Leaders Advocate for Funding, Pell Grants on the Hill
Cal State Fullerton President Ronald Rochon led a delegation in Washington, D.C., last week to advocate for the university’s federal priorities, including fully funding and preserving ... -
Ending Birthright Citizenship Would Cost Economy $7.7 Trillion
By Sunita Sohrabji A proposed ban on birthright citizenship could trigger sweeping economic losses, by expanding the unauthorized population and discouraging highly-skilled global talent from coming ...
