Dr. Betty Ruth Price embraced a sold-out crowd of 600 at the 45th Annual Wisdom From Above Luncheon on Saturday, October 28th to impart lived experience and Godly wisdom for life success.
July 2023 broke worldwide records as the hottest month ever recorded. Current predictions indicate that the heatwaves will be hotter and longer through the upcoming fall season. Ensuring the safety of vulnerable populations is an urgent matter for the State.
After many successes, like the release of his movie “Beyond the Shield” (2017), Pastor Michael G. Barrett, Jr. will host the signing of his book, “Choices: Trust, Loyalty, Betrayal, Redemption and Forgiveness,” on Sunday, July 30, at 3:30 p.m., at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium, 4117 Overland Avenue in in Culver City, CA.
R&B singer and songwriter Karyn White calls singing the heartbeat of her life. She also acknowledges loving the attention singing has brought to her, especially now returning to her craft after a self-imposed hiatus.
Laser Scientist Hildreth (Hal) Walker, Jr., and his wife, STEM pioneer Dr. Bettye Davis Walker, were recently honored by Inglewood’s Mayor James Butts, Los Angeles Councilmember Curren Price, and Congresswoman Maxine Waters at Santa Monica College (SMC).
Black justices now make up half of the Associate Justices on the California Supreme Court. The state’s high court reviews decisions by the six state Courts of Appeal, decisions by the Public Utilities Commission, and cases that result in a death sentence.
It is said that the defeat of Donald Trump signals that the country is ready for a change, but we have not been given on the nightly news, on social media or by mail, anything that resembles a comprehensive view of what the change might look like. Nor have we heard from the academy, Congress, or the corporate world anything beyond convenient confessions that Black lives do indeed matter.
Poets from some of L.A.’s most underserved, yet resilient neighborhoods came together for a free community event.
This year, the American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that health professionals will diagnose more than 287,850 new cases of invasive breast cancer and 51,400 new cases of ductal carcinoma in situ/stage 0 breast cancer in women in the United States.