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SBA Targets Black Business for Money
By Dianne Anderson Businesses working with a quarter-million dollars in revenues may be looking to bump up to the next level of success with ... -
Agencies Want More Black Labor to Access Jobs, Training
By Aldon Thomas Stiles This past Friday, the California Labor & Workforce Development Agency joined forces with both Riverside and San Bernardino County at ... -
BLACK Collective: Resources for the People
By Dianne Anderson Some of the more popular advice that Kayla Booker remembers hearing all the way up through adulthood never panned out for ... -
Families and Food Banks Struggle
By Dianne Anderson Not everyone needs a food bank – yet. Poverty advocate Gregory Scott sees a huge increase in local need. He said ... -
Youngin Entrepreneur Reaches Local Kids and Uganda
By Dianne Anderson At just eight years old, Jeremiah Jones decided to take a hard look at his life’s direction, and change his ways. ... -
No Rainbows and Unicorns for Black Girls in Trouble
By Dianne Anderson Sex trafficking is not an easy everyday conversation for most people, which is probably why so many young girls can be ... -
$24M for Affordable Housing Units for Redlands
Rep. Pete Aguilar announced $24,142,000 in federal American Rescue Plan funding will be used in the City of Redland’s $30 million project to turn ... -
Supervisor Baca, Jr. Hosts College and Career Day
Fifth District Supervisor Joe Baca, Jr. hosted his first “College and Career Day” for over 200 high school seniors that are a part of ... -
State Ed Chief Piecing Together Post-Pandemic Education
By Joe W. Bowers Jr. California Black Media For Tony Thurmond, California’s African American State Superintendent of Public Instruction, American public education will never ... -
Earth Day: Leaders Focus on Water and Pollution
By Aldon Thomas Stiles California Black Media Last week, people around the world celebrated Earth Week with commemorations and activities leading up to Earth ...
