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Free Technology, Wi-Fi, Phones, Even an $11 Tablet
By Dianne Anderson Oba Totton does whatever it takes to get the kids to dream bigger, and judging by the crowds that he draws, ... -
New ‘Alliance for Reparations, Reconciliation, and Truth’
The California Black Power Network (CBPN), Equal Justice Society (EJS), and six former members of the California Reparations Task Force – Dr. Cheryl Grills, ... -
Feds Unveil Disturbing Disparities in Pandemic-Era Schooling
By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Sr Natl Correspondent The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) of the U.S. Department of Education has released a ... -
Nov. 30 Concert: Showcase Aims to Stop The Hate
by Barbara Smith California is known for its vibrant arts and cultural scene, which includes a wide range of artistic expressions. Notably, with the ... -
Thanksgiving is Good for Early Takers
By Dianne Anderson To get a jump on the coveted free turkeys, parents will rise early, bundle the kids for the nippy morning back ... -
Thanksgiving Help at Southwest Community Center
By Dianne Anderson Sticker shock at the grocery store is a real thing for local food activist and tasty free meals connoisseur Connie Jones, ... -
Turkey Hunt Kicks off Holidays
By Dianne Anderson At about $1.27 a pound, no shortage of turkeys this year with even better deals in store for those with enough ... -
Black Enrollment in Covered CA, Free Medical Services
By Dianne Anderson Cornelious “CJ,” Page Jr. tries to find middle ground for folks having problems affording the affordable Covered California, which has larger ... -
S.B. Black Student Grades Worst of All
By Dianne Anderson Local Black students are barely eking out a passing grade enough to graduate high school, let alone have eyes on higher ... -
Applications Open: Police Oversight Commission
Mayor Rex Richardson announced that applications to serve on the City’s new Police Oversight Commission are now open. The Commission is a critical new ...
