Author: City Pride Magazine
Compton Community Mourns Beloved Business Owner
Grocery Outlet Owner Eugene Bennette Loses Fight With Cancer by Charles Jackson Jr. The Compton community is heartbroken over the
Read MoreLA Civil Rights’ Human Relations Commission Presents “2024 Young Adult Dinner Dialogue” Report Findings to Board of Police Commissioners
Los Angeles, CA — April 23, 2025 — Yesterday, the Los Angeles Civil Rights Department (LA Civil Rights) released and presented
Read MoreOakland Mayoral Race: Barbara Lee Accepts Victory With “Responsibility, Humility and Love”
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media As a candidate for mayor, former U.S. Representative Barbara Lee released a “10-point
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Expanding Access to Early Childhood Education
TEACH-LA is nurturing the next generation of educators by offering lifelong career paths while bolstering the early childhood education workforce.
Read MoreWhat’s Next For U.S. Taxes?
BySelen Ozturk Apr 15, 2025 As April 15 looms, the IRS is undergoing a transformation with far more lasting impact
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Asm. Isaac Bryan’s “Wakiesha’s Law” Wants Key Protections for Incarcerated People
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Assembly Bill (AB) 1269, also known as Wakiesha’s Law, a California bill authored by Assemblymember Isaac G. Bryan (D-Ladera
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New California Platform Aims to “Build Trust” Between Citizens and State Government
McKenzie Jackson | California Black Media The California state government has launched a new public-facing platform that it hopes will
Read MoreHouse Passes SAVE Act, Disenfranchising Millions of American Voters
By Sunita Sohrabji Apr 10, 2025 ”This is voter suppression, plain and simple.” – Rep. Joe Morelle, D-New York (image courtesy
Read MoreFear, Trepidation as Trump’s Immigrant Crackdown Hits Korean Community
By Nicole Chang Apr 8, 2025 Some are now reconsidering where they send their children to college and whether they take
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