By Bo Tefu and Antonio Ray Harvey CA Black Media Gov. Gavin Newsom and California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a bulletin reminding state and local law enforcement agencies that they have the ...

By Dianne Anderson Along with hundreds of thousands of other American students, San Bernardino is uniting for change in gun laws, and to remember so many students that have lost their lives on ...

San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) announced the official approval of its new bachelor’s degree in water resources management, a landmark achievement for the college and the community. The ...

Voters returned to the polls in a special primary Aug. 11 under the state’s map, with statewide turnout of about 5%. The new borders cut the 2nd District’s Black share from about 47% to roughly 40%.

Voters should also know that intimidation has no place at the polls, she said. California law protects their right to vote from conduct intended to discourage someone from voting through threats, ...

The City of Long Beach Department of Economic Development & Opportunity (EDO) has awarded $205,000 in grants to 25 businesses ...

By embedding anti-hate education into both public governance and workplace safety standards, the enactment of AB 1578 and AB ...

Across Southern California, about 400,000 current enrollees will be eligible for enhanced state subsidies for 2027, helping to further reduce costs. Depending on their income, new enrollees for 2027 ...

At Akoma Unity Center, 26 San Bernardino students recently got ahead of the game after graduating from the center’s first ...

Long Beach Airport (LGB) celebrated a new class of future aviation professionals as students from Cabrillo and Jordan high schools completed the fourth annual Careers Taking Flight summer externship, ...

Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1418 by Senator Sabrina Cervantes (D-Riverside), a bill that directly improves defenses against election interference in California. He also signed her CA ...