Breaking News
-
Nazareth Brings Free Clean Comedy
By Dianne Anderson If ever there was a time in San Bernardino when folks needed to remember what real funny sounds like, it’s right ... -
Jazz, Joy, Legacy at Monterey Jazz Festival
by Barbara Smith Photos: Earl Edwards Jazz and joy converged in a celebration of sound and spirit at this year’s Monterey Jazz Festival (MJF). ... -
Stater Bros. Charities Hold 18th Believe Walk
In 2008, Annie Sellas, Cathy Stockton, and the late Nancy Varner, co-founders of the Believe Walk recruited a small group of committed women within ... -
Pointer Sisters to Rock Stage at Morongo
by Barbara Smith The career trajectory of Ruth Pointer is nothing short of phenomenal. We know the Pointer Sisters from such classics as “I’m ... -
DECEIVED Shines New Light on Classic Thriller
by Barbara Smith A missing pearl necklace, strange noises in the attic, a flickering gaslight. Add to this an unsolved murder and you have ... -
Tenants Push Back, AG Lawsuit Spurs Action
by Dianne Anderson On the heels of a recent lawsuit filed by California Attorney General Rob Bonta, residents in San Bernardino continue taking a ... -
Long Beach Youth Shelter and Navigation Center
Long Beach hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the Youth Shelter and Navigation Center, the City’s first permanent shelter facility ... -
AmeriCorps Funds Slashed
CA Steps Up to Save Youth-of-Color Programs By Edward Henderson California Black Media Following orders President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) made ... -
Terry Washington Set For Night of Champions
San Bernardino native Terry Washington, the current WBF Junior Flyweight Champion will step into the on Saturday, August 9 on a mission to remain ... -
Poll Downplays Racism, Project 2025 Doesn’t
By Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent A new poll from the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows growing ...
