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New Tech Jobs Need Skilled Workers > By Dianne Anderson For years, well over a decade, communities have wondered how to bring back millions of “blue collar” jobs that dried up as American manufacturers headed offshore, outsourcing thousands of miles away for the promise of cheap labor, great tax breaks and big profits. ...

Judge Mablean Ephriam Scholarship Brunch > (LOS ANGELES, CA – April 27, 2012) – Judge Mablean Ephriam is excited to celebrate the 10th Annual H.U.F. (Honoring Unsung Fathers) Awards & Scholarship Brunch on Sunday, June 17th at the Hyatt Regency Hotel’s Grand Ballroom in Long Beach, 200 S. Pine Ave. from 12pm to 4pm. Hosted by ...

45th Annual Beautillion Ball > The “Best Is Yet To Come” was the theme for the 2012 Beautillion Ball held Saturday in San Bernardino. The event marked The Social Lites’ 45th annual Beautillion Ball. ...

New Program Helps Formerly Incarcerated with Services > By Dianne Anderson After a 25-year history of gangs, drugs and prison, today Rodney Coulter feels like a new man. He’s finally come out of his proverbial coma. Day by day, he is changing his circumstances, responsible for his decisions. It took him decades to get to this place. ...

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RCC Men's Win Southern CA Title

By Willie Ellison

Riverside City men’s track and field team won the Southern California championship after the Tigers scored a school record of 200.33 points, easily out-distancing Mt. San Antonio, which finished with 116 points. Cerritos was third with just 60 points.

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Baseball After the Magic Carpet Ride

By Jay Benjamin Kitchen

Staff Writer

After pulling off a triple-double in the world of Major League baseball, Magic Johnson and fellow “Cash Rules Everything” brothers are settling in as the league continues its 162-game schedule.

The Dodgers look good so far, as they lead the National League West with a

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Pro Football Kicks-Off in the Inland Empire

by Jay Benjamin Kitchen

The Raiders went back to the Bay Area as Just Win Baby did not get his way, the Rams went to the other side of the Mississippi; then the Los Angeles Avengers abandoned the Staples Center. What is one to do for some pro football?

The answer, go to Ontario.

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Breaking the “Whites Only” Rule

By Lee A. Daniels
Special from the Defenders Online

It was the kind of play of which great hockey moments are made: a player who’d had a disappointing year on an underdog team scores the winning goal in overtime of a series’ deciding game to defeat the defending world champions and send his team on deeper into the championship round.

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Young Bucks Lead Colton’s Track Team

By Jay Benjamin Kitchen

Staff Writer

When you are a freshman in high school, the usual routine is that you are a bit of a sucker, a private and the seniors are the generals, and you have to make your way up the food chain in many ways.

For many years at Colton High School, the incoming 9th graders were told that

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New Program Helps Formerly Incarcerated with Services

By Dianne Anderson After a 25-year history of gangs, drugs and prison, today Rodney Coulter feels like a new man. He’s finally come out of his prove...
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45th Annual Beautillion Ball

The “Best Is Yet To Come” was the theme for the 2012 Beautillion Ball held Saturday in San Bernardino. The event marked The Social Lites’ 45th annual...
read full article

Judge Mablean Ephriam Scholarship Brunch

(LOS ANGELES, CA – April 27, 2012) – Judge Mablean Ephriam is excited to celebrate the 10th Annual H.U.F. (Honoring Unsung Fathers) Awards &...
read full article

New Tech Jobs Need Skilled Workers

By Dianne Anderson For years, well over a decade, communities have wondered how to bring back millions of “blue collar” jobs that dried up as Ameri...
read full article