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Backup. Smooth flow of traffic. There is a that drizzle kari was talking about. This morning the wait is almost over. The road to rio culminates with an explosive celebration tonight during the olympic Opening Ceremony. Live pictures from rio this morning. For months nbc bay area has been preparing to take you inside all the action and all the local ties to the biggest competitions on the planet. Nbc bay area anchor Jessica Aguirre is live with us from rio de janiero with a sneak peek of ceremony that promises to be a party, jess. It is so great to have you this morning. All the build up, all ...

San Jose-based organization Unity Care has recently announced its expansion into Monterey County, California, in order to provide supportive housing to...

Last September, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill (AB) 257 into law. Supporters of the legislation, authored by Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena), hailed it for its promise to provide a minimum wage and improve working conditions for fast food workers. | By Edward Henderson California Black Media Last September, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill (AB) 257 into law. Supporters of the legislation, authored by Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena), hailed it for its promise to provide a minimum wage and improve working conditions for fast food workers. But late last month, the ...

Local Black leaders are working to change the odds and boost equality for the community. In celebration of Black History Month, San Jose Spotlight is highlighting 15 of the most influential Black leaders in Silicon Valley. | By Loan-Anh Pham, San Jose Spotlight Black residents make up about 3% of Santa Clara County’s population, but the impact of Black leaders on the region is undeniable — even while facing adversity. The Black community in Silicon Valley and across the nation face systemic disparities: The population is overrepresented among the homeless and historical

It took the courage of humanity to take action like Fagen did. If you’ve never heard of this history, it’s not surprising. It’s one that runs counter to America’s white supremacist narrative. I was surprised that even my father, who was born under the American flag in the Philippines a few weeks after the U.S.-Philippine war started, had never heard anything about Fagen. That likely wasn’t taught in his colonized American school, where he learned English well enough to come to America in the 1920s as a colonized American national. | By Emil Guillermo Black history is American history...