We are just days away from a special election to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom. Voters around the state, including those of us here in Hollywood and Beverly Hills, are already returning our mail-in ballots.
Dr. David M. Posey was woefully unqualified as a coroner, yet Deputy District Attorney Patricia Titus—now LA Superior Court Judge Titus—selected and paid Posey $3,300 for “expert” testimony in the 1994 accidental drowning of Delores “Dee Dee” Jackson—Michael Jackson’s sister-in-law.
To provide additional motivation to get vaccinated, the state has created the Vax for the Win incentive program.
We must fight both of these viruses. That means we must GET VACCINATED and GET OUT THE VOTE.
There is an increasing prevalence of large, corporate landlords as opposed to smaller local landlords
As California State Superintendent of Public Instruction, I spent every day working with Gov. Gavin Newsom to make sure they are walking back into safe environments that shield them from COVID-19 exposure and afford them an opportunity to learn effectively in person.
On September 14 a special election will be held to determine whether Governor Gavin Newsom should be recalled. This is only the fourth time in American history – that a state has held a gubernatorial recall election. The last gubernatorial recall election in California took place nearly 20 years ago.
White supremacists rigged the rules to steal our community’s 40 acres, but we intend to win them back by any means necessary.
rom this week moving forward, there will be much said about the efforts to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom. It’s almost strange that such a recall would come at a time during which the state has its biggest surplus budget in history.
First let us say the vaccine saves lives. The life of the person vaccinated and the lives of those they come in contact with.
Unapologetically Fighting for Black Student Success // No. 4
Calling on Alumni to Hold Colleges and Universities Accountable for the Success of Black Students
Despite growing public support for new public safety strategies that emphasize prevention and healing rather than incarceration—and that have resulted in a historic 30 percent drop in the state prison population since 2011—many law enforcement groups continue to resist change.
The question before us is can a Black man … from Compton and South Los Angeles win an election as Sheriff in Los Angeles County?
A violent insurrection engulfed the U.S. Capitol just six months ago. One United States Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died and other Capitol police are still healing. Investigators are still going through video and social media documenting the attempt to disrupt congressional affirmation of President Joe Biden’s victory.