How safe is the right to vote in America
Advocates warn about “whitelash” against the empowerment of voters of color, as reflected in last week’s violence.
Disneyland and Dodger Stadium now COVID-19 vaccination sites
The vaccination effort comes as the county and state continue to experience a surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths.
Arrival test results revealed one positive test for COVID-19 at U-23 USMNT Camp
As always, U.S. Soccer’s top priority is the health and safety of its players and staff. U.S. Soccer is committed to following the health practices outlined by the CDC and in the U.S. Soccer Return to Play protocols
Sen. Steven Bradford Commits to Building Upon Weber’s Legacy as Next Black Caucus Chair
Weber says she will continue to work with the CLBC in her new role as Secretary of State.
Twitter permanently suspends President Donald Trump’s account
Last Wednesday, the Twitter Safety account said Trump’s account violated the website’s rules, which include “repeated and severe violations of our Civic Integrity,” and suspended the account for 12 hours.
FDA says mutated Covid-19 strains could cause false results
The FDA said that while the mutations could impact test results, the currently authorized vaccines appear to be effective against the new strains.
Gas prices in Los Angeles County on rise
The rising prices are being caused by futures trading on California gasoline.
Newsom California State budget, prioritizing education and vaccinations
$400 million has been earmarked for Early Childhood Education, and $1.5 billion has been set aside for special education. Newsom noted that he was a special education student.
State Selects Black LA Firm to Disburse $500 Million in COVID Relief Grants
“This grant program provides that support through a network of Community Development Financial Institutions and Community Based Organizations ensuring reach to those highly impacted small businesses in disadvantaged communities, underserved small business groups, and industries disproportionately impacted by this pandemic,” said Isabel Guzman, CalOSBA Director.
Gov. Newsom Nominates CLBC Chair Dr. Shirley Weber Secretary of State
Weber is the mother of two children. She has two grandsons and a granddaughter and is the widow of the late Hon. Daniel Weber, a California state judge.
How safe is the right to vote in America
Advocates warn about “whitelash” against the empowerment of voters of color, as reflected in last week’s violence.
Disneyland and Dodger Stadium now COVID-19 vaccination sites
The vaccination effort comes as the county and state continue to experience a surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths.
Arrival test results revealed one positive test for COVID-19 at U-23 USMNT Camp
As always, U.S. Soccer’s top priority is the health and safety of its players and staff. U.S. Soccer is committed to following the health practices outlined by the CDC and in the U.S. Soccer Return to Play protocols
Sen. Steven Bradford Commits to Building Upon Weber’s Legacy as Next Black Caucus Chair
Weber says she will continue to work with the CLBC in her new role as Secretary of State.
Twitter permanently suspends President Donald Trump’s account
Last Wednesday, the Twitter Safety account said Trump’s account violated the website’s rules, which include “repeated and severe violations of our Civic Integrity,” and suspended the account for 12 hours.
FDA says mutated Covid-19 strains could cause false results
The FDA said that while the mutations could impact test results, the currently authorized vaccines appear to be effective against the new strains.
Gas prices in Los Angeles County on rise
The rising prices are being caused by futures trading on California gasoline.
Newsom California State budget, prioritizing education and vaccinations
$400 million has been earmarked for Early Childhood Education, and $1.5 billion has been set aside for special education. Newsom noted that he was a special education student.
State Selects Black LA Firm to Disburse $500 Million in COVID Relief Grants
“This grant program provides that support through a network of Community Development Financial Institutions and Community Based Organizations ensuring reach to those highly impacted small businesses in disadvantaged communities, underserved small business groups, and industries disproportionately impacted by this pandemic,” said Isabel Guzman, CalOSBA Director.
Gov. Newsom Nominates CLBC Chair Dr. Shirley Weber Secretary of State
Weber is the mother of two children. She has two grandsons and a granddaughter and is the widow of the late Hon. Daniel Weber, a California state judge.
