BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — The longer the wiring in your home goes untouched, the more it silently loses value. While you may renovate your roof, kitchen, and...
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — NPR recently reported that AAA stated that the national average is about $4.16, while still staying more than $1 higher than before the Iran...
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Recent research shows employee well-being is declining. According to data highlighted by Hubstaff, only 54% of employees now describe their well-being as good...
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — You walk into the bathroom you once loved and realize it feels stuck in another decade. Bathroom design trends are constantly evolving, causing...
The printed Weekly Edition of the Oakland Post: Week of June 17 - 23, 2026
Succession planning works when businesses invest in developing leaders before they're needed. Victor and Judy did this with Steven. Steven is now doing it with Adam....
OAKLAND POST — “California will not allow our elections to be commandeered by political intimidation, abuse of power, or chaotic interference from extremists chasing conspiracy theories....
OAKLAND POST — Researchers project that by 2038, deaths will outnumber births in California, ending a long period in which natural population growth helped drive the...
Though sticks and stones and words are weapons, as in the new memoir, “Something We Said” by Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, they can also hold people together.
Longtime OUSD Employee Debra King-Cooper, 73 Caption: Debra King-Cooper. Courtesy photo. Special to The Post Debra King-Cooper, a beloved mother, grandmother, queen, sister, church member, caregiver,...
“All this bill does is allocate resources from that repair fund and direct cash assistance to families that have had negative health impacts as a result...
OAKLAND POST — Historically, white conservative forces have sought to suppress Black political participation because Black communities have consistently organized, voted, and fought for policies rooted...
THE COMMUNITY VOICE — Unlike last year, when rain forced organizers to cancel the parade, this year’s event enjoyed pleasant weather and helped launch another busy...
BIRMINGHAM TIMES — “Too often, people know they need help but don’t know where to begin,” said Mayor Randall L. Woodfin. “This initiative removes barriers by...
The printed Weekly Edition of the Oakland Post: Week of June 10 - 16, 2026
Riley’s creative output is influenced by progressive ideals. His work, which includes six albums, the 2018 film “Sorry to Bother You,” and the 2023 comedy series...
After serving as the economic and cultural hub of the Fillmore's historically Black community for more than a decade, the center's closure ended what was called...
Black Music Month started when Black Music Association members Ed Wright, Kenny Gamble and his wife, journalist and radio host Dyanna Williams were able to persuade...
The printed Weekly Edition of the Oakland Post: Week of June 3 - 9, 2026
BLACKPRESS USA NEWSWIRE — “Since the expiration of tens of billions of dollars in federal child care funding in 2023 and 2024, an already fragile child...
ROLLING OUT — Crucially, Williams did not read the comment as a real farewell. She said she did not believe Sabalenka truly wanted to leave, calling...
THE CAROLINIAN — Operating at the intersection of the arts and mental health, Darkness RISING uses music, storytelling, wellness programming, and community engagement to inspire healing...
LA DATA NEWS WEEKLY — The 2026 UMT Summer Camp runs from June 1st through July 10th and is open to young people ages 8 to...
CALL & POST — According to Cleveland police, officers first responded shortly after 2 p.m. to the 5200 block of Fleet Avenue after reports that a...
CALL & POST — Authorities reported that river levels remained above normal following recent weather, creating strong currents and hazardous underwater obstacles. Rescue crews described the...