The Precinct Reporter Group recently partnered with Chase Bank to host a Homeownership Workshop. The workshop was held at the Rialto Chase Bank Branch. The homeownership workshop was conducted by Cornel Hunter, Chase Bank Lending Manager. Hunter covered a number of important topics during his presentation including Chase Bank’s down payment assistance program, the importance ...

The Precinct Reporter has published every Thursday since July 1965. It has not missed a single issue and spawned the Tri-County Bulletin for Orange County in 1984 and the Long Beach Leader in 1997. Each publication has met its commitment to publish every Thursday. The Precinct Reporter began by serving the westside of San Bernardino ...

Sapphire Marketing recently held its Pre-launch lunch and information event for the highly anticipated Sistah Soul Fest slated for Summer 2025. The Pre-launch event, held at the Rezek Center on the campus of St. Bernardine Medical Center in partnership with JPMorgan Chase and media partner the Precinct Reporter Group, brought together a dynamic group of ...

By Dianne Anderson Rev. Dr. Elizabeth “Elsie Faye” Coleman Dowdy loved horses, and although she didn’t ride them, she did walk them around by the leash to make sure they got their exercise. As Pastor, she saved people, and also the many cats of her Sage Blossom House, a place for orphans and strays that ...

By Dianne Anderson No one needs a degree in political science to know that something weird is afoot. Big challenges ahead have advocates coalescing around the single goal –  do whatever is necessary to get the community ready for what’s coming in November. Alton Garrett said Westside Action Group (WAG) held one of several community meetings ...

The Precinct Reporter Group recently hosted an in-person lunch Q&A with JPMorgan Chase which highlighted the valuable partnership between the Precinct Reporter and JP Morgan Chase. The event themed, “A Check-Up On Financial Health,” was held at the Rezek Centre on the campus of Dignity Health St. Bernardine Medical Center. The lunch Q&A provided JPMorgan ...

By Dianne Anderson Getting the right medical help depends on more than a few factors – one of which is whether the medical system, or the doctor on call, is a racist with a big “R” or little “r.” Race-based disparities are well-studied over decades, showing stark disparities in equitable access to healthcare, and typically ...

By Dianne Anderson For some homeless individuals and families in Fontana, more help is on the way. Last month, the city held its ribbon-cutting ceremony for The Path, a model Homeless Prevention Resource & Care Center, providing shelter for up to 120 in need for those referred by the city’s police HOST Team. Full wraparound services for clients ...

By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Sr Natl Correspondent Democrats and the rest of the nation are once again turning to Black women to lead the charge in saving democracy, and they have again stepped to the plate and swung for the fences. Following President Joe Biden’s announcement that he would not run for the ...

Rep. Pete Aguilar announced that the County of San Bernardino and Inland Behavioral Services, Inc. (IBHS) are receiving $2,377,734 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to lower the cost of pediatric health care in the Inland Empire. The funding will go towards the completion of two school-based health centers in the ...