Homebuyer Access and Resource Fair May 11 By Dianne Anderson With rents running as high or higher than the average mortgage, elected officials and developers are looking to engage the community on one ...

Named a “Riverside Hero,” The Civil Rights Institute has evolved from a local history project into an ongoing civic resource, ...

California’s homelessness crisis is increasingly becoming an aging crisis, as a growing number of older adults experience ...

Black workers need jobs, and Black business owners need good workers, and it’s even better when the workers are free to ...

For the first time ever, the youth have the power. Maggie Quan said their biggest victory wasn’t just creating the Youth Fund ...

The City of Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine (PRM) invites Long Beach teens ages 13 to 17 to participate ...

On Sunday, July 12, “Joy as Resistance” is set to explore art, music and deeper dialogue about how Black and Brown ...

As part of a coalition of 21 attorneys general and two governors, California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit ...

At the beginning of the current legislative session in January, Assemblymember Corey Jackson (D-Moreno Valley) set out on a ...

Even with 96% insured and 92% having a regular provider, older Black Californians are still facing tall barriers and ...

By Selen Ozturk Three million Californians — nearly one in ten adults and teenagers statewide — experienced at least one hate act in one year, according to new survey data. But the commissioners and ...

The 2026 Legacy of Impact Award winners were posthumously awarded to Marion Black, Jr. and Reggie Webb for their enduring ...