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Silent Cry: The Unseen Toll of Infant Loss on Black Families in California
Across the United States, Black parents experience infant loss at rates twice as high as their white counterparts. In California, Black infants die at nearly
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Watts’ Own Tyrese Packs Burton Chace Park for Marina del Rey Summer Concert Series
Hours before Grammy-nominated singer and actor Tyrese Gibson took the stage, thousands of concertgoers filled Burton Chace Park for the Marina del Rey Summer Concert Series, a free annual program presented by the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors.
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Watts’ Own Tyrese Packs Burton Chace Park for Marina del Rey Summer Concert Series
Hours before Grammy-nominated singer and actor Tyrese Gibson took the stage, thousands of concertgoers filled Burton Chace Park for the Marina del Rey Summer Concert Series, a free annual program presented by the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors.
Rep. Garamendi, House Democrats Demand Trump Administration Abandon Illegal Plans to Dismantle Civil Rights, Special Ed Offices
Congressman John Garamendi (CA-08) joined 85 House Democrats this week calling on the Department of Education to immediately abandon its plan to transfer the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
Los Angeles Rams Unveil ‘Classic Sol’ and ‘Fearsome White’ Alternate Uniforms
The Los Angeles Rams unveiled two new alternate uniforms Thursday, introducing the “Classic Sol” and “Fearsome White” designs that pay tribute to some of the franchise’s most memorable eras.
Watts’ Own Tyrese Packs Burton Chace Park for Marina del Rey Summer Concert Series
Hours before Grammy-nominated singer and actor Tyrese Gibson took the stage, thousands of concertgoers filled Burton Chace Park for the Marina del Rey Summer Concert Series, a free annual program presented by the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors.
Silent Cry: The Unseen Toll of Infant Loss on Black Families in California
Across the United States, Black parents experience infant loss at rates twice as high as their white counterparts. In California, Black infants die at nearly three times the rate of white babies, a disparity that persists in Kern County, where socioeconomic challenges leave infants dying at triple the rate of white babies as well.
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Watts’ Own Tyrese Packs Burton Chace Park for Marina del Rey Summer Concert Series
Hours before Grammy-nominated singer and actor Tyrese Gibson took the stage, thousands of concertgoers filled Burton Chace Park for the Marina del Rey Summer Concert
Silent Cry: The Unseen Toll of Infant Loss on Black Families in California
Across the United States, Black parents experience infant loss at rates twice as high as their white counterparts. In California, Black infants die at nearly
Clinica Sierra Vista Expands Behavioral Health Care in Bakersfield
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Clinica Sierra Vista is preparing to open a new behavioral health center in southwest Bakersfield on Monday, Aug. 3, as part of
Asm. McKinnor’s Bill Banning Drones Above Outdoor Entertainment Events Awaits Senate Decision
Assemblymember Tina McKinnor (D-Inglewood) is advancing legislation that would prohibit unauthorized drones from operating within 400 feet of large outdoor ticketed entertainment events.
Los Angeles Rams Unveil ‘Classic Sol’ and ‘Fearsome White’ Alternate Uniforms
The Los Angeles Rams unveiled two new alternate uniforms Thursday, introducing the “Classic Sol” and “Fearsome White” designs that pay tribute to some of the
Department of Homeland Security Demands California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber Scrub Voter Rolls
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber and top election officials in three other states have until July 31 to tell the Department of Homeland Security
Public Health Improvements Stall Amid Trump’s DEI Crackdown
As Earl Williams drove through a historic Black neighborhood known as Dewey City in his hometown, he hardly recognized what he saw.
NAACP Announces $20m Voter Registration Drive at National Convention in Chicago
With just over three months before the midterm elections, the NAACP at its 117th annual convention in Chicago announced an unprecedented $20 million voter registration