Wells Fargo Announces $1 Billion Affordable Housing Commitment
August 29, 2019
The $1 billion pledge is part of a larger effort for the bank to overhaul its philanthropic strategy
Breaking News
- Black & Brown Community Leaders Show Up for Barbara Lee for U.S. Senate Campaign
- African American Firefighter Museum Traces History From Segregation to Integration
- Mothers In Action Brings Thanksgiving to Seniors and the Community
- LADWP to Build and Operate EV Fast-Charging Stations in Underserved Communities
- L.A. Salutes Ambassador Diane Watson
- Councilwoman Heather Hutt Brings Thanksgiving to Families in District 10
- Mayor Bass’ Leadership Meets the Moment with 10 Freeway Opening
- Clippers Foundation, Russell Westbrook, and LA County Celebrate Refurbished Courts
- Earvin ‘Magic’ and Cookie Johnson Host Holiday Hope in Inglewood
- Haddish’s Two Nonprofits Expand Community Presence at 18th Annual Taste Of Soul
- Bass, Newsom Announce I-10 Freeway Expected to Open on Nov. 21
- Jordan Defeat Washington Prep in City Section Division III Championships
- Legislature Revisits Bill to Increase Voter Registration Options for Californians
- Values Partnerships Launches Faith and Mental Health Resource with Bishop Jakes
- World AIDS Day – Time for Reflection and Action
Mayor Muriel Bowser
Blacks, Minorities Encouraged to Apply for UDC Gardener Program
January 3, 2019
The nation’s first African-American landscape architect, David A. Williston, got his start in 1896 at Cornell, one of the first universities to open its doors to Black men and women.
Private-Public Business Partnership Key to Strengthening D.C. Workforce and Economy
June 11, 2018
Under the leadership of Mayor Muriel Bowser, the District has taken proactive steps to create relationships with the business community to ensure that not only District residents who are job seekers have a fair shot at economic prosperity through the First Source program, but also allow for continued investment in and support of communities in which the businesses are developing.
107-year-old woman who danced with Obama gets new ID card
May 4, 2016
Without the new ID, McLaurin couldn’t fly to New York or Los Angeles for interviews about her videotaped meeting with Obama that went viral online