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Not even Close, UCLA wins 1st Natty
History made: UCLA women’s basketball team wins NCAA championship In toppling South Carolina 79–51, they claimed their first-ever NCAA title…
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California Women’s, Black Caucuses Unveil 2026 Legislative Package Focused on Families and Equity
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media On March 25, members of the California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC), in collaboration…
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Coppin State President Jenkins Inspires Power of Learning at Inglewood City Honors School
The generational leader champions power of education in Inglewood By KENNETH MILLER, Publisher It was nice and warm on the…
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Coaches named for 26th annual Collision All Stars
Los Angeles City Section Girls Open Division Champion Westchester head coach E.J. Jackson was rewarded for another terrific 26-4 season…
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Anti-Hate Program Set to End
With California Anti-Hate Program Set to End, Report Warns Black Californians Remain Most Targeted GroupEdward Henderson | California Black Media…
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Sacramento Conference Tackles California’s Stubborn Housing Crisis
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Assemblymember Buffy Wicks (D-Oakland), the keynote speaker at “A Conference on Housing” in…
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Banking on Southern California’s Recovery
[ad_1] For Bank of America’s Raul Anaya, wildfire relief efforts are now a full-time job Raul Anaya has found his…
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Chargers Wild Card Roster Moves
Bolts Activate Tucker Fisk; Elevate Dalevon Campbell and Isas Waxter The Los Angeles Chargers today activated tight end Tucker Fisk from Reserve/Injured;…
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THE DROUGHT IS OVER!
By Jason Burrell |South Bay Black Journal SMU did not wait for the game to find its rhythm. It took…
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What’s Behind the Medicare Advantage Care Gap for California’s Black Seniors
Charlene Muhammad | California Black Media Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people 65 or older, and some…
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