The Dream for All Program defines a first-generation homebuyer as someone who has not owned a home in the past seven years, and whose parents do not currently own a home in the United States.

47% of Americans believe they will not be able to afford health insurance coverage, care, and pharmaceuticals this year.

Feb. 5 ended the “Regular Decision” for some top HBCUs, but many schools keep accepting students through July. But, ...

February because the Black community had already set aside the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln (February 12) and Frederick Douglass (February 14) to recognize and celebrate their contributions to ...

Covered California visited communities across the state to emphasize its commitment to support Californians signing up for or renewing their health insurance coverage during the current Open ...

Hometown hero and NFL standout Jayden Daniels, quarterback for the Washington Commanders, recently hosted Community Day at his alma mater Cajon High School at the football field named in his honor, ...

The memory of sundown towns re-entered our collective cultural conscience recently as incidents of police brutality have pushed people to speak out against racism. The book “Sundown Towns: A Hidden ...

The city of San Bernardino, National CORE, the County of San Bernardino, along with state and federal partners, broke ground on phase four of the Arrowhead Grove housing development at the former ...

With plans on pause for now through COVID-19 until parts of Africa reopen their borders, Bishop Francine Brookins is watching from afar, waiting and praying. Trying to make her way to take over ...

San Bernardino native Jayden Daniels, the second overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft by the Washington Commanders, was a two-time winner during the 14th annual NFL Honors ceremony recently. The rookie ...

In honor of Small Business Week, Los Angeles County’s Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) launched American Rescue Plan Act programs and grant opportunities for small businesses, microbusinesses, ...

Youth at Akoma Unity Center are learning about environmental injustice, policy reform and social action the hard knocks way – it’s what they see in their water. Over the next year, they’ll learn all ...