Feeling thankful for those who make a difference in Silicon Valley
Thanksgiving encourages reflection on gratitude towards individuals who positively impact our communities.
Milpitas English teacher celebrated at Latino Heritage Month event
Assemblymember Alex Lee celebrated Latino Heritage Month by honoring local leaders and a Latino-owned business. Community recognition fosters appreciation and cultural awareness.
Feeling thankful for those who make a difference in Silicon Valley
Thanksgiving encourages reflection on gratitude towards individuals who positively impact our communities.
Milpitas English teacher celebrated at Latino Heritage Month event
Assemblymember Alex Lee celebrated Latino Heritage Month by honoring local leaders and a Latino-owned business. Community recognition fosters appreciation and cultural awareness.
Support for Donald Trump is surging among a surprise demographic. It could cost Kamala Harris the White House
Muslim leaders in Michigan publicly endorsed Donald Trump, asserting support despite media perceptions of his xenophobic reputation.
From walking barefoot to school to founding a radio station meet Harriet Atyang
The ICFJ's Disarming Disinformation initiative trains community leaders in media literacy to combat disinformation.
As a Massacre Unfolded, a Frantic Call: Send for Help'
Haitian gang violence resulted in a devastating attack on Pont-Sonde, leaving dozens dead and inciting widespread panic.
With No Phones or Wi-Fi, North Carolina Revives the Town Meeting
Community leaders in Black Mountain, N.C. are using daily town meetings to communicate vital updates when modern communication lines are down due to disaster.
Assemblymember celebrates Latino Heritage Month
Latino Heritage Month celebrates community leaders and contributions, showcasing their significant impact in various sectors, including education and local businesses.
Oakland Pride 2024 Grand Marshals - San Francisco Bay Times
The San Francisco Bay Times is recognized as a Grand Marshal for Oakland Pride 2024, honoring significant activists in the LGBTQ+ community.
Staten Island obituaries for Monday, Sept. 2
Staten Island obituaries honor community contributions and legacies of individuals who actively engaged in local service and advocacy.
80 Muslim organisations demand independent probe into Islamophobia after riots
Dozens of Muslim organizations demand the UK government address Islamophobia following riots fueled by misinformation and far-right sentiments.
Harvey Milk Day 2024 - San Francisco Bay Times
Harvey Milk Day 2024 celebration in Castro with local LGBTQ leaders and organizations.
El lider comunitario, Jon Jacobo, es acusado nuevamente de violacion y agresion, renuncia a su cargo
Jon Jacobo, a community leader, resigned amidst multiple accusations of sexual assault. Calls for police accountability and due process highlight the complex nature of addressing such allegations.
Skewed SUNY Report on Downstate Hospital is an Insult to Central Brooklyn Community
The report on SUNY Downstate Hospital closure plan is controversial.
Community leaders and department chairs strongly oppose the plan.
A Charming Ramadan Lights Display Has Landed In Marble Arch
London celebrates Ramadan with stunning lights at Marble Arch
Marble Arch's first-ever interactive Ramadan lights display with a message of blessings
Rev. Al Sharpton, community leaders draw attention to high unemployment rate among Black New Yorkers, tout Steve Cohen's casino plan - QNS.com
Rev. Al Sharpton calls for addressing Black and Brown unemployment disparities in New York City.
Unemployment rate among Black New Yorkers is three times higher than white residents.
Renee Lubin and Dr. Dee Spencer Performing Aretha's 'Dr. Feelgood' - San Francisco Bay Times
Celebration of LGBTQ+ Black women leaders and allies in the Bay Area
Recognition of Black History Month through honoring community leaders and a musical performance by Renée Lubin and Dr. Dee Spencer.
A cultural celebration! Brooklyn Chamber hosts annual Black History Month event in Weeksville * Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce honors community leaders at Black History Month Celebration
Brooklyn has the most Black-owned businesses per capita in the United States
S.F. to end neighborhood Covid-19 vaccine sites, shuttering six
San Francisco is closing its neighborhood vaccination sites due to budgetary constraints and decreasing vaccine demand.
Community leaders and health experts are disappointed by the decision and are working to keep some sites open through February and March.