For more than 20 years, one of the world’s most influential global conferences has been shaped behind the scenes by a women-owned event production firm. In 2025, tbg Events celebrated […]
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California sends relief to help small businesses
California, specifically the SoCal economic structure, is built on small businesses and mom-and-pop shops. Due to the recent fires, numerous businesses were lost, affecting the economy and job market for […]
Posted inCovers
An optimistic vision for next generation of pilots
The United States boasts a large and diverse job market which includes everybody regardless of skill, color, or ethnicity. But it wasn’t always like this. Black Americans were at one […]
Posted inBusiness, Local
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 […]
Posted inEntertainment, National
Issa Rae offers entrepreneur insight
Social media has enabled many to become overnight entrepreneurs, with immediate success. It gives their supporters this skewed perception of what it looks like to be an entrepreneur. Unfortunately, this […]
Posted inLocal
Costco could open store in South LA
A real estate company proposed to give the South Los Angeles area its first-ever Costco with a unique addition: 800 apartment units built on top of it. Thrive Living; wants […]
Posted inCovers
An optimistic vision for next generation of pilots
The United States boasts a large and diverse job market which includes everybody regardless of skill, color, or ethnicity. But it wasn’t always like this. Black Americans were at one […]
Posted inBusiness
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 […]
Posted inGovernment
Give a chance and change a life
There was a point when L.A. had the highest incarceration rate in the United States. President Richard Nixon declared a “War” on drugs during the ‘70s, which some say was […]
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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 […]
