The U.S. Supreme Court today rejected an emergency bid by a group of California Republicans to block the state from using the new voter-approved congressional map during the November midterms. […]
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Black-owned business strike
Black-owned businesses across Minnesota participated in a general strike to protest ICE operations. Owners say closing their doors is an act of economic resistance and community solidarity. Hundreds of businesses […]
New Postal Service rule could quietly void ballots
A quiet clarification by the United States Postal Service is drawing renewed scrutiny after health care advocates and voting rights observers warned that the change could carry serious consequences for […]
California helps protect residents from data selling
After three years, lawmakers passed Senate Bill 362, “Delete Act,” which takes effect this year. It stops data brokers from selling personal data. Data brokers are companies that collect, analyze, […]
Report: Bass directed watering down of Palisades Fire Report
Mayor Karen Bass’ office today denied a published story that said she directed the watering down of an after-action report that detailed alleged failings of the Los Angeles Fire Department […]
Don Lemon arrested in L.A. over St. Paul Church Protest
Award-winning journalist and former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents last night in Los Angeles in connection with a protest at a Minnesota church, his lawyer announced […]
Mayor Bass, local leaders announce nearly $100 million in proposed funding for Exposition Park
Mayor Karen Bass joined local leaders on Monday at Exposition Park to announce nearly $100 million in proposed funding to execute critical renovations, infrastructure improvements, public safety upgrades, and other […]
Elder Lawrence Blake passes away, faith community grieves
Elder Lawrence Champion Blake, the eldest son of Bishop Blake, died on Jan. 27 2026. Leaving behind a legacy after a tenacious battle with cancer, the devoted pastor made his […]
State of the Dream 2026 finds Black America
Black unemployment surged to 7.5 percent by December 2025, a level that would signal a recession if it were reflected across the national workforce. But the latest “State of the […]
California Capitol news you might have missed
Assemblymember Mike Gipson Holds “Rallying for Justice” Event Challenging ICE for ShootingsAssemblymember Mike A. Gipson (D-Carson) on Jan. 21 led a “Rallying for Justice” demonstration in Sacramento challenging federal immigration […]

