Brittany Ball, a caregiver for her grandmother Cathy Teague, has struggled with the emotional and financial strains of caregiving, and is considering enrolling her in an adult day program to provide respite for caregivers and prevent cognitive decline. The post Brittany’s Caregiving Journey with Her Grandmother appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

Amazon workers at the San Bernardino air hub are raising concerns about back pay for working more than ten hours without a break, despite state law mandating such breaks, as part of a larger push for fair employment practices and safe working conditions at Amazon, which has faced labor challenges in recent years. The post Keeping it Real: Amazon Workers Will NOT Be Silenced appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

The annual track and field meet at Mt. San Antonio College brought out the best performances from top prep, collegiate, and elite athletes, with Olympic hopeful Julien Alfred winning the Women's 200 and anchoring her St. Lucia team to a strong performance in the 4 x 100, USC's Temi Ojora and her brother Tade Ojora winning the Elite triple jump and 110 hurdles, former USC star Madison Richards winning The post 64th Mt. Sac Relays Return to the Southland appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

Last Updated on April 30, 2024 by BVN Theatre arts student Dea Armstrong will present an abstract from her paper during the S. Randolph Edmonds Young Scholars award ceremony on […] The post We Define The Future: Celebrating CSUSB’s Black Alumni appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

Millions of dollars worth of illegal drugs were seized by Riverside authorities in a nearly year-long investigation, including an allegedly corrupt Riverside County Sheriff's deputy, raising concerns about the leadership of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department, with questionable performance and a history of mishaps. The post Keeping it Real: A Culture of Lawlessness in Riverside County Sheriff’s Department appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

Some members of the San Bernardino City Council interjected race, politics, and personal agendas into the selection process of City Manager Montoya, disenfranchising the Black citizens of the city. The post OpEd: Did Racism Play a Part in the Selection of Montoya for City Manager? appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

A coalition of more than 60 environmental and social justice groups and organizations in the Inland Empire have identified the detrimental impact of the rapidly growing warehouse industry on the region, calling for state-wide air quality regulations, a regional warehouse moratorium, and higher standards for warehouse projects. The post Beyond Earth Day: Inland Empire Environmental Justice Community Lays Solutions for Warehouse Growth appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a bill that would allow Arizona providers to provide abortions in California in response to the Arizona Supreme Court's ruling upholding an 1864 abortion law, temporarily allowing licensed Arizona doctors to provide abortion and abortion-related care to Arizona patients traveling to California until November 30, 2024. The post Proposed California Bill Would Allow Arizona Doctors to Provide Abortions in CA appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

Flora and Alton James Joubert, a Black couple from Jurupa Valley, California, shared their memories of the rodeo lifestyle and the legacy of Alton's late husband, Al, who passed away a decade ago from a horseback accident. The post Legacy of a Black Cowboy: Remembering Al Joubert’s Life and Love for Rodeo appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more

Rancho Cucamonga High School's Boys Relay teams won both the 4x100 and 4x200 relays at Arcadia High School, posting some of the best times in the state this year. The post Rancho Cucamonga Excels at the Arcadia Invitational appeared first on Black Voice News ..read more