By BlackPressUSA Newswire Protecting your income after a workplace injury involves immediately seeking medical help and reporting the incident to your superiors or employer. You should also follow your organization’s workers’ compensation claim filing guide and keep detailed records relating to your injury and health. Following all these steps is crucial to your claim’s success,…
MONTCLAIR, Calif. (Nov. 5, 2026) – For 581 Montclair High School seniors, the next chapter of their lives came into sharper focus Thursday as they participated in the school’s fifth annual Ready to Launch event, an innovative career-readiness initiative connecting students with local employers and organizations. Approximately 60 employers and organizations participated in the event,…
By Jovon Dangerfield, Founder of Kingdom Activists and Community Activist The third Sunday of November marks the World Day of Remembrance (WDoR) for Traffic Victims, a day when families like mine pause to remember loved ones whose lives were taken too soon. This year, I am remembering my son, Cameron Dapri Dangerfield. Cameron was 20…
Bo Tefu | California Black Media Gov. Newsom: Capital Punishment Is Inconsistent With California Values; Public Safety Goals Gov. Gavin Newsom says capital punishment is inconsistent with the state’s legal values and public safety goals, defending his decision to commute all 548 death sentences to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. In an…
By BlackPressUSA Newswire ATLANTA DAILY WORLD — Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom holds a narrow lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in a high-stakes U.S. Senate race that remains too close to call. A longtime prosecutor from Columbus, Colom seeks to become the first Black person to represent Mississippi in the Senate since Reconstruction. Scott Colom,…
From sleep disruption to mood changes — even brain fog, menopause affects every woman differently. Discover ways to find support and navigate this transition. By Dr. Lisa Saul, Chief Medical Officer of Women’s Health, UnitedHealth Group Finding support through the menopause journey Despite being a universal life stage, perimenopause can be a unique experience…
By Post Staff Marcia Anna Gillespie, the first editor in chief of Essence magazine, has died. She was 82. Born in Rockville Centre, New York, in 1944. The daughter of a church sexton/small business owner and domestic worker/caterer, Gillespie parlayed her degree in American studies from Illinois’s Lake Forest College into a research job at…
By Sunita Sohrabji About 90% of Black voters backed Democratic House candidates in 2026, compared with roughly 80% who supported Kamala Harris in 2024, according to the AP Voter post-election poll, with 61% saying they cast their vote specifically to express opposition to President Donald Trump. Similar voting patterns emerged among Latino and Asian American…
Saturday, November 14 10 AM – 3 PM Main Street Heritage Park Enjoy all kinds of fun activities, including the Classic Car Show, Live Music, Food Trucks & Treats, and Retail Vendors. Be part of history as we reveal the official Route 66 Centennial Time Capsule placement and plaque filled with symbolic items representing agencies…
(FREE to register) Saturday, November 14 Check-in starts at 6:45 AM, race starts at 7:30 AM Harvey House at 681 North 1st Avenue Whether you’re a competitive runner, a casual walker, bringing the family, or just looking for a fun way to kick off the holiday season, this event is for YOU! ❤️💛 Let’s come…
By Evan Bollinger The terms abound. “Closed-loop,” “hybrid closed-loop,” “automated insulin delivery,” and even “artificial pancreas.” While the language makes it sound like the system runs itself, it’s actually far more nuanced. In reality, today’s insulin systems and devices are powerful – but still require active participation from the person wearing them. And, unfortunately, that…
By Nicole Chang “By 2036, every Los Angeles resident should have access to safe, clean parks close to home. Right now, about one million Angelenos don’t have a park within walking distance. We should cut that number in half over the next 10 years.” Jon Christensen, director of LENS at UCLA’s Institute of the Environment…
Jordan Fisher is The Kid Fisher has played Christian in Moulin Rouge!, Anthony in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Evan in Dear Evan Hansen, and Laurens/Philip in Hamilton. VIEW JORDAN’S ANNOUNCEMENT VIDEO HERE: LINK TO VIDEO An alternate performer will play the role of “The Kid” on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matinees….
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. is redefining mentorship by empowering undergraduate women to take active roles in high-level organizational governance. Instead of asking young leaders to wait their turn, the sorority is integrating students like Noah M.P. Harris into international boards and planning committees alongside seasoned veterans like Dr. Tonja L. Ringgold. This intergenerational model…
By NNPA Staff Report The Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) and the National Head Start Association (NHSA) released the Year Two Annual Report of the Kids on Campus initiative, which advances the success of parenting students and supports the school readiness of young children from low-income backgrounds by expanding Head Start classrooms onto community…
By BlackPressUSA Newswire TEXAS METRO NEWS — Former Houston City Council member Dr. Letitia Plummer has made history as the first Black person elected to serve as the Harris County Judge. The Spelman College alumna defeated Republican Orlando Sanchez in the general election for Texas’ most populous county, receiving approximately 62% of the vote. Plummer…
The Federal Trade Commission filed an amended complaint adding five states as co-plaintiffs in its lawsuit alleging that telehealth provider Hims and Hers shared consumers’ sensitive health information with third-party advertising platforms, despite claiming its services maintain consumers’ privacy, and it deceived users about its billing and cancellation practices. The amended complaint filed by the…
Wanda Haynes-Certified Sommelier Even when I got off the American Legend cruise ship for excursions, I still had a rip-roaring good time! The excursions are well planned out and organized for optimum enjoyment. Some of the excursions are an additional fee and well worth it. There were clean rest rooms on the coach, plenty of…
Summary: The FDIC has announced a series of steps intended to provide regulatory relief to financial institutions and facilitate recovery in areas of Hawaii affected by an earthquake. Please review the FDIC’s Disaster Page for more information about what to do if your bank is affected.
