Political Playback: You Might Have Missed – March 7
Political news briefs from throughout the state of California.
Political news briefs from throughout the state of California.
The California Legislative Black Caucus announced the planned introduction of the 2024 Reparations Priority Bill Package on Jan. 31. With the release of the historic Reparations Task Force Report last summer, the Caucus has announced its first step in what will be a multi-year effort to implement the legislative recommendations in the report.
Cheers of “Holly! Holly!” filled the air as Holly Mitchell kicked-off her campaign for re-election to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. Labor leaders, elected officials, and residents of District #2 were among the diverse coalition backing Mitchell during the rally on Jan. 27, at Jim Gilliam Park.
Since Gov. Gavin Newsom presented his 2024-25 budget to the State Legislature on Jan. 10, lawmakers — including members of the California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) – have been sharing their initial reactions to potential cuts.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass met with business owners in Leimert Park on Tuesday, Dec. 5. The visit is part of the mayor’s tour across the city events leading up to her one-year anniversary on Dec. 12.
Several Black legislators serving in the California State Assembly have been appointed as committee chairs for the 2024 legislative session.
Senate Bill (SB) 14 –legislation that makes trafficking of a minor for purposes of a commercial sex act a serious felony — is now the law in California.
White Hall Arts Academy hosts Rock the Block Festival celebration arts education in the Crenshaw District.
Partnership for Growth LA, a nonprofit, interfaith community development corporation on announced on Friday, July 7, the launch of Freedom Farms, a groundbreaking new urban farming initiative aimed at addressing food instability and economic inequality throughout parts of South and West Los Angeles.