Doctor’s Orders: Don’t Post Your COVID-19 Vaccine Card Online
June 24, 2021
Public health experts are warning vaccinated people to not post photos of their vaccine cards on social media or anywhere else online.
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Calif Govt Still Has Plenty of Goodies to Encourage People to Get Vaccinated
June 24, 2021
There are a host of prizes still available
What California Can Learn from COVID Hotspots India and Brazil
June 3, 2021
According to doctors on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic in countries such as Brazil and India – where the global crisis has been most intense.
A Crisis on Two Fronts: Black Immigrants Face COVID-19 in California and Back Home
May 22, 2020
They live in small clusters in inland valley towns and in larger ethnic enclaves in San Diego, San Francisco and Los Angeles — or they blend into suburban communities across the state, according to data collected by California Black Media to support its Census 2020 awareness mapping.
New State Law Restricts Payday, Other “Debt Trap” Loans
October 24, 2019
Critics say lenders who offer these high-interest loans target disadvantaged people, large numbers of them Black and Brown consumers
New Poll Shows Young Californians Politically Engaged, Eager to Vote
September 27, 2018
The survey quizzed more than 2,000 Californians aged 16-24.