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By Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media After the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 1000 labor contract expired June 30 and talks with Gov. Gavin…
By Emil Amok Guillermo Rapper Nikki Minaj is the latest high profile political tool of Donald Trump. The president recently remarked on the Afro-Trinidadian singer’s backside,…
By Bo Tefu, California Black Media California Attorney General Rob Bonta warned residents about rising cryptocurrency fraud and online sextortion scams, urging Californians to recognize warning…
The 21st annual Taste of Soul Family Festival brought hundreds of thousands to Crenshaw Boulevard in South Los Angeles on Oct. 17 for food, music and…
By Tamara Shiloh Long before African Americans could freely tell their stories, Michael G. Shiner was quietly documenting history. Born into slavery in 1805 in Piscataway,…
By Quintella Griffin , Legal Writer You put your home in a living trust. You choose who inherits. You expressly disinherit relatives. An attorney prepares the…
By Carla Thomas The Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce (OAACC) celebrated community and business leaders at the 23rd Annual Business Awards Luncheon on Thursday, Oct.…
Nov. 3 Election Endorsements The Post Newspaper Group endorse the following political candidates, propositions and measures. Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee City Council District 2: Charlene Wang…
By Special to The Post The Oakland Latino Chamber of Commerce (OLCC) recently served as the Host Chamber for the 47th Annual California Hispanic Chambers of…
By Edmond Chun Special to The Post Oakland Unified students are falling behind: fewer than 1 in 3 read at grade level, and the numbers are…