Los Angeles Chargers to Hold NFL Draft Across Southern California
Current players & Legends set to visit local establishments hosting Chargers NFL Draft watch parties from El Segundo to Ocean Beach and everywhere between.
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WNBA Draft great for the league
There was plenty of hoopla and jazz at this years WNBA Draft held recently. Caitlan Clark went number one as predicted to the Indiana Fever. A two-time National Player of the year. Clark holds scoring records throughout all of college basketball. The phenom has escalated the WOMEN’s game to new heights as attendance in stadiums and arenas and on TV.
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Dodgers & MLB celebrate Robinson
This week marked the 77th anniversary of Jackie Robinson making his debut with the DODGERS and Robinson was celebrated throughout Major League Baseball, with all uniformed personnel wearing number 42 in his honor.
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Federal Criminal Investigation Launched into Key Bridge Collapse
A federal criminal investigation has been initiated into the ship crash that led to the collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge. The FBI and the US Coast Guard are spearheading the inquiry to determine if the crew neglected to report a prior issue with the vessel, which could have contributed to the tragic incident.
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Diverging Paths on Tax Policy: Biden’s Transparency vs. Trump’s Secrecy
It’s Tax Day, and the ideological differences between President Joe Biden and the twice-impeached former President Donald Trump couldn’t be starker. Transparency is another issue, with Biden being open and direct about his finances and Trump remaining evasive.
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Q&A With Kern Public Health: Understanding HIV Testing, Treatment, And Prevention
In a 2022 most recent study, Kern County Public Health detected 200 positive new cases of HIV in Kern County. Highest increase in HIV in 20 years. Between the tides of stigma to advancements in treatment of HIV, Patrick Salazar (HIV Program Coordinator for Kern County Public Health) spoke to South Kern News to go into depth about HIV-related issues.
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Loving and Embracing the Differences in Our Youngest Learners
Every parent has certain preconceived ideas of how their child will fit into our complex world. The unexpected joy of parenthood is accepting that each child has unique abilities and challenges — some of which may be difficult to initially understand. I began my career as an early childhood educator and was privileged to teach children from all types of backgrounds and abilities. My professional training gave me the skills to develop personalized strategies for a child who was experiencing learning challenges.
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More Muscle for Calif’s Retail Crime Fight as Speaker, Legislators, Unveil New Bills
Assemblymembers Reggie Jones-Sawyer (D-Los Angeles) and Kevin McCarty (D-Sacramento) last week added their names to a growing list of California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) members who have introduced legislation aimed at addressing the state’s retail theft problem.
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Advocates Are Highlighting Black Homeownership for National Housing Month
The California Civil Rights Department (CRD) won a $10,000 fair housing settlement last November against a property management company, CIM Group LP, a global real estate company headquartered in Los Angeles, and property owner, RACR Sora, LLC, for implementing a blanket ban on renting to tenants with criminal histories at Sora Apartments in Inglewood.
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O.J. Simpson, Iconic Athlete and Central Figure in American Legal History, Dies at 76
O.J. Simpson, a towering figure in both the sports world and the annals of American legal history, has lost his battle with cancer at the age of 76. His family confirmed his death in a statement issued early on Thursday, April 11.
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Baseball Hall of Fame to Honor Hank Aaron with Statue Unveiling; U.S. Postal Service to Issue Commemorative Stamp
Fifty years ago, the sports world watched in awe as Hank Aaron shattered baseball’s most hallowed record, cementing his place as one of the game’s greatest legends. To celebrate the anniversary of that historic moment, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum plans to immortalize Aaron’s legacy with a monumental tribute.
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Political Playback: California Capitol News You Might Have Missed
News You Might Have Missed
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GAO Study Reveals Persistent Underrepresentation of Black and Hispanic Faculty in Higher Education
A new study conducted by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), commissioned by Congressman Bobby Scott (D-Virginia), has unveiled concerning trends regarding the representation of Black and Hispanic faculty members in higher education institutions. Despite modest increases in their numbers over the past two decades, Black and Hispanic individuals remain significantly underrepresented among college faculty.
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Rams and Hermosa Beach to host Draft Day Experience
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Federal Government Providing Nearly $80 million to Combat Violent Crime in U.S.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland has announced a multifaceted strategy to bolster law enforcement and community-based initiatives to combat violent crime in America. Speaking at a conference for federal grantees in Chicago, Garland highlighted the need to double down on recent progress and stem the tide of violence gripping many American cities.
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Lavender Blue Restaurant Lounge Celebrating 11 Years Strong!
A joyous and jubilant group gathered at Lavender Blue Restaurant Lounge, 3310 W. Manchester Blvd., Inglewood, California on a cool, overcast day, Thursday, April 4, 2024.
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2024 Jazz Appreciation Month in Historic Leimert Park Village and Beyond
Spring is an amazing season of renewal. The days are longer, and the weather is more pleasant. This is an idea time to get outside to celebrate and enjoy the season of Spring. This is also a friendly reminder to dust off your dancing shoes in preparation for outdoor concerts, events and festival. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, festival season is in bloom!
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Trump Doubles Down on Racist Remarks, Advocates for White Immigration Only
Former President Donald Trump has reignited controversy with inflammatory remarks suggesting a preference for immigrants from predominantly white nations while denigrating those from Latin America, and primarily Black nations. At a private event, Trump reportedly joked about welcoming immigrants from “nice” countries like Denmark, Switzerland, and Norway, again demonstrating his racial bias in immigration policy.
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President Biden Unveils Sweeping Student Loan Relief Plans, Targeting Racial Disparities
President Joe Biden has announced comprehensive plans to provide substantial relief to borrowers, particularly those from marginalized communities disproportionately burdened by debt. The proposed measures, announced on Monday, April 8, would represent a significant step towards making higher education more accessible and equitable for millions of Americans.
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DC Mayor’s Fiscal Plan Raises Eyebrows Over Potential Harm to Black and Minority Youth
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed budget and legislative initiatives could have significant implications for Black and minority residents, particularly Washington, D.C. youth. Some opine that it’s hurtful that an African American mayor in a District once heralded as “Chocolate City,” would launch such initiatives. Here’s a look at how these measures might affect them, along with potential solutions.
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