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“It’s Bigger Than One Person”: Black Caucus Members Support Bill Renaming César Chávez Day To Farm Workers Day

March 31, 2026 Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Last week, members of the California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC),...
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Commuter Student Finds Belonging at UC Merced

March 31, 2026 By Brenda Ortiz, UC Merced Most weekdays, civil engineering major Jacqueline Garcia travels 45 minutes each way...
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Opinion: Cutting Coverage of Diabetes and Weight Loss Meds Hits Black Californians Hardest

By Rhonda M. Smith | Special to California Black Media Partners California has always been seen as the land...
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Commuter Student Finds Belonging at UC Merced

March 31, 2026 By Brenda Ortiz, UC Merced Most weekdays, civil engineering major Jacqueline Garcia travels 45 minutes each way from her hometown of Hughson to attend classes at UC Merced. “The...

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Merced Police Department Steps Up Gang Violence Prevention

January 23, 2026 CVV News In response to a recent increase in gang-related incidents, the Merced Police Department has launched...
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Downtown Merced named one of state’s new cultural districts. Local artists say it’s ‘a big deal’

by Alma Villegas/The Merced Focus December 19, 2025 California’s top arts ambassadors identified downtown Merced as a notable cultural hub, one...
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North Merced housing development gets green light. But proposed mini storage in limbo

by Victor A. Patton November 19, 2025 A proposed north Merced development that’s drawn stiff resistance from homeowners gained forward momentum...
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Merced’s red-light cameras have been up and running for months. How many tickets have been issued?

by Elizabeth Wilson November 19, 2025 Merced’s red-light cameras have racked up nearly a thousand citations since they were installed in...

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Commuter Student Finds Belonging at UC Merced

March 31, 2026 By Brenda Ortiz, UC Merced Most weekdays, civil engineering major Jacqueline Garcia travels 45 minutes each way...
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Protecting Renters and Strengthening Neighborhoods in Modesto

March 20, 2026 CVV News In 2019, The City of Modesto implemented the Rental Housing Safety Program (RHSP) as a...
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Equity Plan Aims to Improve Outcomes for Black Male Students and Others

February 17, 2026 by Luciana Chavez Merced College’s 2025-28 Student Equity Plan will see the school pursue even loftier academic...
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Spotlighting Black Trailblazers Whose Stories Deserve to be Told

By Patty Guerra and Jody Murray, UC Merced February 16, 2026 Black History Month often honors familiar names, leaders whose...

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“It’s Bigger Than One Person”: Black Caucus Members Support Bill Renaming César Chávez Day To Farm Workers Day

March 31, 2026 Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Last week, members of the California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC),...
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New Report Calls for More On-Ramps for Black and Latina Women in California’s Health Workforce

March 23, 2026 By Edward Henderson, California Black Media A new report released by Black Women Organized for Political Action...
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Super Bowl LX Pregame Ceremony Sets Stage for Historic Championship Sunday

February 3, 2026 CVV News SAN FRANCISCO — Super Bowl LX will deliver an expansive pregame celebration on Sunday, Feb....
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Gold Runner will run special trains to Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park for the Black History Month Festival on February 7th

February 3, 2026 CVV News In honor of Black History Month, Gold Runner will run special trains to Colonel Allensworth...
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Six ways the Trump administration tried to erase MLK’s legacy in 2025

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January 19, 2026 by Ismael Cid-Martinez and Valerie Wilson More than...
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57th NAACP Image Awards Noms Are In: Cynthia Erivo, Doechii, Kendrick Lamar, Michael B. Jordan & Teyana Taylor Clash for Entertainer of the Year

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Governor Newsom sues Trump Administration for illegally withholding SNAP food benefits

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No Kings Protesters Push Back on Trump Admin Policies — With Costumes, Color and Community

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California’s Oldest AME Church Celebrates Historic 175th Anniversary

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“It’s Bigger Than One Person”: Black Caucus Members Support Bill Renaming César Chávez Day To Farm Workers Day

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Sacramento Kings Expand Mentorship Efforts to Empower Youth Across the Region

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California Black Owned Businesses Set to Access More State Gov’t Contracts

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By Jaivon Grant, l California Black Media l January 14, 2023 Black and other minority-owned small businesses in California have actively fought for decades for more...

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By Rev. Dr. Eric Haley l December 18, 2022 When Adam and Eve disobeyed God and ate of the tree of the knowledge of good...

Local Modesto Company, Road Warrior Logistics, Receives 2022 Hire Vets Medallion Award From U.S. Department Of Labor

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CVV News- November 19, 2022 Thursday, November 17, 2022 – Modesto, CA – U.S. Secretary of Labor, Martin J. Walsh, recently recognized Modesto-based, Road Warrior...

Huddleston family enjoys big, 3-day annual reunion

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By Yanira Ledezma-Posted: July 28, 2022 Held partly as a family reunion, and in part as an honor to their patriarch — the late Charlie Huddleston...

Residential long-term care workers are underpaid and at high risk during the pandemic

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CVV News- Posted: July 27, 2022 Workers in residential long-term care facilities face low pay and poor working conditions, according to a new EPI report examining employment...

Editorial: Don’t Let Politicians Decide the Future of Journalism – Why We Oppose SB 911

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Regina Brown Wilson and Sandy Close-Posted: July 18, 2022 What could go wrong when politicians in Sacramento decide the future of journalism? The California legislature could...
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