By Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr.

The scripture of various religions state that the truth will set you free.  If you study or analyze the economic conditions of the African American community in 2012, it could lead to a telling reality.  Although African Americans now spend in

The 2012 Annual Black History Theme

From the American Revolution to the present, African American women have played a myriad of critical roles in the making of our nation. Their labor and leadership, their motherhood and patriotism, their intellect and artistic expression have all enriched both the African American community and the nation

Criminal Justice program rolls out kids’ CSI Camp

(www.lasierra.edu) How do detectives collect evidence and what does it mean to secure a crime scene? Local youth will learn the answers to these and other questions during a new summer camp that may spark interest in an expanding field.

La Sierra University’s Division of Continuing Studies and the Criminal Justice

By  Dianne Anderson

For the first time in a long time, even as unemployment slips just below 12%, it’s still not good enough to knock down food insecurity for a half million low income and unemployed people in the Inland Empire.

Statistically speaking, whatever the unemployment rate, it runs double, often