‘Rigged’ and ‘racist’ redistricting maps in Texas targeted Black and Brown communities. NY and nationwide Dems are pushing back

by Ariama C. Long Texas House Republicans made a blatant move to gerrymander redistricting maps and weaken the voting power of communities of color. In-state Democrats quickly rebelled against the absurdity. Now New York and others are joining the fight. The U.S Constitution dictates that redistricting happens after the decennial census process so that voting…

Trump’s D.C. Crackdown Follows Pattern of Vilifying Black Cities

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE – President Trump’s takeover of D.C.’s police force and National Guard deployment ignores record crime drops and targets majority-Black cities with fear-driven rhetoric. From Baltimore to Chicago, data shows major declines in violent crime—yet Trump pushes a false chaos narrative to justify federal control and undermine Black leadership. By Stacy M. Brown BLACKPRESSUSA…

Black Celebrities Set the Summer Ablaze with Iconic Fashion Moments

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — While the world has been caught up in chaos—from political madness to climate extremes—Black celebrities reminded everyone that fashion is still a powerful form of expression. By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent While the world has been caught up in chaos—from political madness to climate extremes—Black celebrities reminded everyone…

Salvation Army Majors, Isias, and Almeda Braga Retire After Decades of Service

Highland, CA – Majors Isias and Almeda Braga recently celebrated their retirement at a heartfelt ceremony held at the Bear Springs Event Center. The event was attended by notable dignitaries, including the Honorable Helen Tran, Mayor of San Bernardino, and the Honorable Mario Saucedo, Mayor of Redlands, as well as Salvation Army Divisional Commanders, Colonels…

Black men’s spiritual healing circle negates impact of toxic masculinity

by D. Kevin McNeir As Black males navigate the path from being boys to men, they are confronted with traditional notions of masculinity, reinforced in some Black communities that pressure Black men to appear strong, stoic, and in control, discouraging vulnerability and emotional expression.  Youth are routinely bombarded with phrases like “men don’t cry,” “don’t…

Solis, Horvath Lead Efforts to Keep County Residents Enrolled in Safety Net Programs

Motion launches the “Keep Your Coverage” Campaign, connects residents to critical resources to help them maintain Medicaid and SNAP enrollment. LOS ANGELES, Calif. –  Today, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion authored by Chair Pro Tem and First District Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, and co-authored by Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath, to…

What Trump’s Control of D.C. Police Means for the City, Its Mayor, and Black Residents (Updated)

BLACKPRESSUSA—Donald Trump has taken direct control of D.C.’s police force, stripping authority from Mayor Muriel Bowser and placing it under Attorney General Tom Cotton. The unprecedented move—possible only because D.C. lacks statehood—shifts policing power to the federal government, raising fears of aggressive tactics and sidelining local priorities in the majority-Black city. By Stacy M. Brown…

Shedeur Sanders Shines in Preseason Debut

By Itoro Umontue Friday night, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders was thrust into the NFL spotlight after hamstring injuries sidelined fellow quarterbacks Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Pickett earlier this week. The fifth-round pick out of Colorado and Jackson State had the eyes of the sports world on him, and he delivered. Sanders completed 14-of-23…

Feds Slash AmeriCorps Funds; California Steps Up to Save Youth-of-Color Programs

Edward Henderson | California Black Media  Following orders President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) made in April, California recently lost over 5,600 AmeriCorps public service workers and over $60 million in funding.   AmeriCorps members improve community life by tutoring students, protecting the environment, aiding disaster recovery, fighting hunger, and connecting people to essential…

Democratic Leader Jeffries Confronts Texas Map Overhaul – Will California Redraw in Response?

By Lauren Burke Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries flew to Austin, Texas, today to address Texas redistricting. Republicans who control the legislature and the Governor’s Mansion in Texas are working to redraw the congressional district lines after President Trump stated that he thought that five more congressional seats could be created. “Donald Trump ordered Governor Greg…

EdTrust Applauds the Senators’ Pushback Against the Great American Heist

Bipartisan Education Funding Bill Rejects Trump’s Plan to Dismantle Public Education  Statement from Denise Forte, president and CEO of EdTrust WASHINGTON – “The Great American Heist — the largest transfer of wealth in U.S. history — has overshadowed the return of students to our nation’s classrooms. However, we received welcome news yesterday, when the Senate…

Helping Kids Thrive This School Year Starts With Mental Wellness

 Dr. Cynthia Olatunji a Pediatrician with Optum located in San Bernardino Cynthia Olatunji, MD, is board certified in pediatrics and sees patients at the Optum San Bernardino clinic. Dr. Olatunji earned her medical degree from University of California, Riverside School of Medicine. She is particularly passionate about medicine and caring for children. She draws inspiration…

Ontario International Airport again earns prestigious designation as a ‘Great Place to Work’

 (Ontario, California – August 4, 2025) – For the third consecutive year, Southern California’s Ontario International Airport (ONT) has been certified as a Great Place to Work by the Oakland-based global authority on workplace culture. The prestigious designation is based on direct feedback from employees and underscores ONT’s continued commitment to building a positive, inclusive…

Elma Vines Summer Health Academy to Celebrate 23rd Graduating Class at Annual Banquet

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) — The J.W. Vines Foundation will host a celebratory banquet on Thursday, August 14, 2025, to honor the graduating cohort of the 23rd annual Elma Vines Summer Health Academy (EVSHA).  The event will recognize college students who completed the intensive five-week program designed to mentor and inspire the next generation of…