Public Service Announcement: City of Los Angeles Storm Response – Evening Update
LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and City and County leaders addressed the City’s storm response from Fire Station 108 in Beverly Crest, one of the most impacted regions of the city, urging Angelenos to continue staying off the roads and utilizing City services as Los Angeles prepares for additional rain this evening…
Read MoreThe Southern Truth: California Reparations Bills are Nothing But Philanthropic Sharecropping Without Ownership for Black People
By Gloria Zuurveen, Editor-in-Chief First of all, let me acknowledge the beginning of “Black History Month.” On this pivotal occasion, where black people are finally being recognized as a people with relevance, it seems only fitting to address the topic of reparations. Reparations, a concept that aims to repair the damage caused by the vile…
Read More‘Just The Beginning’: California Reparations Backers Applaud Bills, Even Without Big Cash Payouts
By Wendy Fry, From Calmatters.com A group of California lawmakers is tackling reparations for Black descendants of enslaved people with a set of bills modeled after recommendations that a state reparations task force spent years studying and developing. The legislative package — a set of 14 bills the California Legislative Black Caucus released Wednesday —…
Read MoreRev. Al Sharpton, Keep Your Stones In Your Own Pocket
The Southern Truth Dr. Gloria Zuurveen, Founder & CEO, PACE NEWS Inc. You know, I believe that if the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was alive today, he would tell the Rev. Al Sharpton to stop selling out Black people in such a snakish and treacherous way. Yes, I do. When I saw the…
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Breaking News Update: Supervisors Invest $20 Million To Sustain MLK Jr. Community Hospital
By Gloria Zuurveen, Editor-in-Chief BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: This week the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion authored by Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell that invests a total of $20 million dollars of Los Angeles County’s unallocated Measure B funding over the next four years to help support the operational needs of Martin Luther King…
Read MorePACE NEWS “Lest We Forget Our Black History” Salutes Brother Raymond C. Fauntroy Soon To Release an Updated Single of “First Man”
By Gloria Zuurveen, Editor & Chief The Reverend Raymond C. Fauntroy, affectionately known as Brother Ray, is a man of unwavering faith and a true soldier in God’s army. His tireless efforts in the battle for the souls and minds of individuals earned him the esteemed honor of receiving the 2022 GLORY AWARDS which was…
Read MoreSCLC of Southern California Continuing the Legacy and Honoring the Vision of Dr. King
By Gloria Zuurveen,Editor-in-Chief The Southern Christian Leadership Conference of Southern California, led by Pastor William D. Smart Jr., Co-Pastor/CEO, recently hosted the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Awards and Benefits Gala at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel on January 14th. This prestigious event aimed to shine a light on the man and his mission, honoring…
Read MoreLook for INSIDE INGLEWOOD Inside PACE NEWS Weekly
By Gloria Zuurveen, Editor-in-Chief By Gloria Zuurveen, Editor-in-Chief We are here and we are Inside Inglewood, bringing you good news about all that is happening in Inglewood, the fastest growing city in the nation, in my opinion. From once being a city plagued by crime and derision, with the help of a strong Black mayor…
Read MoreInglewood City Clerk, Aisha L. Thompson: A Champion
By Gloria Zuurveen, Editor-in-Chief The residents of Inglewood have a champion they can depend on when it comes to registering to vote and receiving voter education. Aisha L. Thompson, the Inglewood City Clerk, along with her efficient and effective staff, prioritizes keeping the residents of Inglewood informed and educated about the activities taking place in…
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