Former state Controller Betty Yee dropped her campaign for California governor today, thinning the field of Democrats seeking the office. Yee told CBS News her decision was prompted by recent […]
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No Kid Hungry host food tasting event
On April 11, No Kid Hungry, a national campaign to end childhood hunger in America, and its supporters gathered for Night Out for No Kid Hungry at The Rolling Greens […]
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Unforeseen circumstances of a ban on Birthright Citizenship
Birthright Citizenship has been one of the many rights targeted by the Trump administration, as immigration policy, and civil rights—even more so—during his second term. American Community Media (ACoM) held […]
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Bonta and Weber Pierson lead on state health policy
Nearly 6 in 10 Californians delayed or skipped medical care in the past year because of cost, and 4 in 10 reported their conditions worsened as a result — trends […]
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California Service Corp starts new program
California counts on its massive population of residents to support one another by participating in volunteer work, helping small businesses grow and maintain, and helping fund the state economy. The […]
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California Capitol news you might have missed
California Sees Surge in Gas Prices, Igniting Fresh Political Blame GameCalifornia drivers are once again paying the highest prices at the pump in the nation, setting off a renewed clash […]
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California Capitol news you might have missed
Asm. Isaac Bryan’s Bill Aims to Force Corporations to Disclose Historical Ties to SlaveryAssemblymember Isaac G. Bryan (D-Ladera Heights) has introduced Assembly Bill (AB) 2599, legislation that seeks to uncover […]
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DOJ busts a $50 million insurance scam
In a time when healthcare is a luxury for the average American, scammers used this moment to take advantage of taxpayer dollars. On April 2, the Justice Department (DOJ) announced […]
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Our vote is not a blank check– What Black women are really saying about the Governor’s Race
Every election cycle, the conversation starts the same way. Campaigns announce their outreach. Candidates say our name. They show up at our churches, our sorority events, our community gatherings. And […]
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California’s big-city mayors
Between 2020 and 2024, Long Beach experienced a minimal but incremental decrease in chronic homelessness that was interrupted by the Los Angeles County wildfires in early January 2025, according to […]
