Nation / State
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Blacks remain most targeted group for hate crimes in state
By Edward Henderson Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO — A meeting of the California Civic Media Program Advisory Board was briefly disrupted…
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Federal cuts revive lawmaker’s push for single-payer health care
By Mark Kreidler Contributing Writer The latest set of health care proposals from the Trump administration has done nothing but…
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Ballot measure would clarify Prop. 209, lawmaker says
By Antonio Ray Harvey California Black Media SACRAMENTO — A proposed ballot measure seeking to clarify how Proposition 209 is…
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Author Terry McMillan to be inducted into state Hall of Fame
Wave Staff and Wire Reports LOS ANGELES — Olympic track and field legend Carl Lewis and best-selling author Terry McMillan…
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Voting rights advocates sound alarm as Trump seeks to control elections
By Li Lovett Contributing Writer “Mass confusion.” That’s how a Texas county judge described the state’s March 3 primaries after…
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Former presidents attend final tribute to Jesse Jackson
By Sophia Tareen and Matt Brown Contributing Writers CHICAGO (AP) — From former presidents to an NBA Hall of Famer…
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Villaraigosa talks about affordability in governor’s race
By Edward Henderson Contributing Writer Antonio Villaraigosa, former state Assembly speaker and former mayor of Los Angeles, entered the race…
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Thurmond says state needs governor who listens, leads
Joe W. Bowers Jr. Contributing Writer As he campaigns for the 2026 governor’s race, Tony Thurmond says California is at…
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Former slave, noted quiltmaker featured on new U.S. stamp
Wave Staff Reort WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service celebrated pioneering quiltmaker Harriet Powers (1837-1910) at a ceremony in the…
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Federal government challenges voting access, data privacy
By Selen Ozturk Contributing Writer SAN FRANCISCO — As the midterm elections approach, the federal government is pushing to tighten…
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