Diversity

5/15/2023 5:05:41 AM

Gloria Molina, groundbreaking LA legislator, dies at 74

Pioneering Southern California leader Gloria Molina has died, according to her family members, who provided a declaration Sunday night, Might 14. Molina, 74, passed away at her home in Mt. Washingt...

5/12/2023 11:21:23 PM

Zeneta and Zaire's Book Club celebrates variety after catastrophe

News 4 is reflecting on what has actually altered in the year since the Tops mass shooting. Tune in at 1 p.m. Sunday for an unique report as we assess what we've lost, what we've learned, and how we...

5/5/2023 3:00:14 PM

Where to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in the Inland Empire

Each May, the country honors Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, recognizing the growth and accomplishments of these varied neighborhoods. The recognition began as ...

4/22/2023 2:30:10 PM

Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice works to construct more powerful neighborhood

Founded in 2008 by Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop Rutilio del Riego, Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice (ICIJ) was first assembled to unify immigrant leaders in the Inland Empire. If faith-based,...

4/21/2023 9:23:09 PM

Murrieta school board rejects book said to consist of important race theory

An 11th-grade social research studies book has actually been rejected by the Murrieta Valley school board after some trustees stated it consists of aspects of vital race theory. After a long, crowd...

4/18/2023 2:07:13 AM

In LA, VP Harris requires buying diverse, tidy energy entrepreneurs

Vice President Kamala Harris explored the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator in downtown L.A.'s Arts District on Monday afternoon to highlight how the Biden-Harris administration is supporting tidy energ...

4/1/2023 3:37:31 AM

'Visibility isn't enough,' Los Angeles activists say at march for transgender rights

A wave of anti-transgender legislation sweeping the nation triggered queer activists and allies to organize "Trans Day of Revenge," a protest throughout the nationally recognized Trans Day of Visibili...

3/25/2023 11:37:08 PM

Menifee's Multicultural Festival showcases cultures, traditions

From standard hula and Irish dancing, to Japanese Taiko drumming and Indigenous music, Menifee's Multicultural Festival had something for everyone. A dragon is prepared for a Saturday, March 25,...

5/13/2023 3:32:53 PM

One year after Laguna Woods mass shooting, Asian neighborhood grieves ongoing stress, violence

Laguna Woods resident Irene Cheng was out shopping on the early morning of May 15, 2022-- the day a mass shooting occurred at a regional Taiwanese church in the peaceful, mainly senior south Orange Co...

5/7/2023 1:56:05 AM

Corona commemorates Cinco de Mayo with festival at park

Mariachi music played and Aztec dancers synchronized with the beating of drums as observers clapped to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. It may have been one day late, however the city of Corona and the Cin...

4/23/2023 2:30:50 PM

$50M Korean center pitched for Riverside; mayor now checking out Seoul

The statue of Ahn Chang-Ho on Riverside's Main Street pedestrian shopping center is a visible symbol of the city's unexpected connection to a towering figure in Korean history. Now a group of Korea...

4/22/2023 2:00:53 PM

Rock band The Slants, which seeks to 'recover' Asian American identity, to play in Riverside

An Asian American dance rock band from Oregon, best known for its defend totally free speech versus the country's highest court, is coming to UC Riverside. And the band's name - - The Slants - is n...

4/21/2023 12:30:19 PM

Program at UC Riverside intends to deliver more doctors to Inland Empire

The Inland Empire has a medical professional scarcity, but a program at UC Riverside plans to help resolve the issue. The UCR School of Medicine hired 37 neighborhood college students from througho...

4/17/2023 4:02:47 PM

GOP states targeting variety, equity efforts in college

By DAVID A. LIEB Irritated by college diversity efforts he says are "fomenting extreme and toxic departments," Texas state Rep. Carl Tepper set out to put an end to equity, inclusion and variety wo...

3/30/2023 10:00:37 PM

Riverside film screening promotes advocacy, health for Black communities

Mt. Rubidoux Seventh-day Adventist Church will host a complimentary watching of a new Peacock documentary, "Lowndes County and the Road to Black Power," on Saturday, April 1. The film explores Black...

3/25/2023 2:00:54 PM

San Bernardino County's 1st Black undersheriff aims to model 'what a cop ought to be'

Growing up, it was never ever Horace Boatwright's dream to become a police officer. " When I was 13, the interaction I had with polices was an undesirable one," said Boatwright, 60. "I was returnin...

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