The housing crisis in California is at an all-time high, and many resources and attention have been brought to it by Mayor Karen Bass as she declared a state of emergency to figure out solutions for the homeless.
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Local restaurant recognized
Recognizing the significant economic impact that Black-owned businesses contribute to California’s economy, Assemblymember Tina McKinnor (D – Inglewood) was joined by the California Legislative Black Caucus and the California Black […]
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Race Communications improves internet speed in Lancaster
Race Communications has announced the commencement of its fiber-based, multi-gig service in the City of Lancaster, making it the first city in California with internet speeds of up to 10Gbps […]
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Metro to take on homeless issue
Mayor Karen Bass participated in her first Metro Board meeting Jan 26 and agenda item 19 was of particular concern. It dealt with the organization’s possible future work in helping […]
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Bank to compensate over redlining
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that City National Bank has agreed to commit more than $31 million to boost lending to Black and Latino home buyers in […]
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LA Urban League appoints Cynthia Mitchell Heard new officer
Cynthia Mitchell Heard has joined the Los Angeles Urban League (LAUL) as its Chief Operating Officer (COO). The announcement was made by Ambassador Michael A. Lawson, president and CEO of […]
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Artist shows love for city through fashion line
Los Angeles, the City of Angels and demons, has a unique history, mudded in segregation based on skin color, ethnicity, and neighborhood. With the perspective changing the narrative from person […]
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Bank to compensate over redlining
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that City National Bank has agreed to commit more than $31 million to boost lending to Black and Latino home buyers in […]
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LA Urban League appoints Cynthia Mitchell Heard new officer
Cynthia Mitchell Heard has joined the Los Angeles Urban League (LAUL) as its Chief Operating Officer (COO). The announcement was made by Ambassador Michael A. Lawson, president and CEO of […]
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New year—new laws
Gov. Gavin Newsom has decided to start the new year by signing a multitude of laws which will affect businesses, the California court system, and local communities. The new laws […]
