Archive for November, 2019
Beginning this week, from Nov. 24 through Dec 15, the California-Hawaii NAACP Conference is planning to lead a push across the state called “Black Recruitment Week” organized to recruit African Americans in California for Census 2020 jobs.
Despite news reports about a potential setback by SCOTUS, experts are optimistic about the chances of DACA recipients to remain in the U.S. in the long term.
Previous recipients have included Tiffany Haddish, Issa Rae and Ryan Coogler.
Residents with information regarding the sale of counterfeit or recalled phone chargers, bicycle helmets or car seats can contact the City Attorney’s Office at 213-978-8070 or at www.lacityattorney.org.
“Queen & Slim” releases in US theaters November 27.
None of the three men who were fired on had any gang affiliation, but investigators believe the gunmen were gang members, according to Ridley-Thomas.
Nominations for the “51st NAACP Image Awards” will be announced on January 9, 2020.
The 2019 Taste of Jamaica Culinary Festival was held in October 2019 at the Montego Bay Convention Center.
The couple Says They’re Being Held ‘Hostage’ in Mexican Hospital Over $14K Medical Bill.
“The only thing people hate more than homelessness are the solutions to it,” said Shoemaker, who heads one of the largest supportive housing nonprofit organizations in the state. “
The 35th annual Spirit Awards will take place on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020.
The Courtleigh Hotel and Suites was among the big winners at the 2019 Hospitality Jamaica Awards presented by the RJRGleaner Communications Group, taking home the coveted Jamaica’s Best Business Hotel prize.
The 62nd annual Grammy show will air on CBS on Sunday, January 26.
The R-rated police/crime movie releases in theaters Nov 22.
A new study by Spectrum Location Solutions finds that companies are leaving California because of its difficult business climate, which has worsened this year as politicians in Sacramento have approved harsh new policies.