Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton has been highly visible, making multiple press rounds and focusing on clear messaging for his campaign, despite public criticism, ahead of the November 3rd election. […]
Author Archives: Kaleef Starks
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
As fall rolls into the last quarter of 2026, September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Created to highlight the disease’s risks and provide dedicated time for advocacy and education, Prostate […]
California voting rights leaders fight mail-in voting restrictions targeting Black voters
On Aug. 28, California Black Media held a briefing that focused on the attack on Black voting rights from the federal administration. Representatives of California-based civil and voting rights organizations […]
LAPD reaches a pause on the use of Flock cameras and safety tools
Flock Safety is a public safety technology company used by police departments, private properties, commercial properties, and cities. Activists and Mayor Karen Bass are drawing attention to the company’s use […]
Community tension rises against City Council’s Marqueece Harris-Dawson
Los Angeles’ Historic Fire Station 54, in the Crenshaw neighborhood, is currently defunct but is on its way to becoming a major arts facility for locals in the community: the […]
Trump’s National Guard mission in Washington carries a $1.4 billion price tag
By Stacy M. Brown Source: Black Press USA Wire Nearly one year after President Donald Trump ordered thousands of National Guard troops into Washington as part of his “Make DC […]
Social-emotional learning: Avoiding the ‘summer slide’
Tips on how to keep students engaged as school begins
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital receives new grant
Kaiser Permanente commits $25 million
CA minimum wage will increase to $17.40
As of July 31, California is increasing the minimum wage statewide to $17.40, according to the office of Governor Gavin Newsom. “For years, Donald Trump and Republicans have blocked efforts […]

