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California African American Chamber Of Commerce Hosts “Building An Equitable Economic Future” Summit At Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

The California African American Chamber of Commerce hosted a summit on October 22, 2025, to discuss solutions for inclusive ...
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California lawmakers found money for these pet projects even as they slashed the budget

California's Legislature spends $415 million on local projects for political gain despite a $12 billion deficit. Concerns ...
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Prop. 50 Passes, With Major Implications Likely For Black Voters

Californians overwhelmingly approve Proposition 50 in a potentially significant political victory for Black voters.
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Sac State Men, Women Usher In New Hoops Era With Wins

Former Kings star Mike Bibby debuts as Sacramento State men’s coach as the Hornets’ men and women open with victories at the ...
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Head Start Closures Could Derail Education for Black Children

The government shutdown has caused nearly 10% of Head Start programs to close, leaving hundreds of thousands of Black pre-K children without access to meals, health screenings, and family support ...
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Mary Sheffield’s Win Expands the Legacy of Black Women Mayors

Mary Sheffield was elected as the first woman and Black woman mayor of Detroit, joining a powerful lineage of Black women mayors who are redefining what executive power looks like in America's cities ...
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New Law Cuts Red Tape For Black Foster Youth On Financial Aid

Black advocates praise Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signing of AB 243, a new law simplifying financial aid for youth in foster care and the juvenile justice system.