Category : News Talk

White Nationalist Group Remains Active Despite Online Denials

Social media buzz claims the Patriot Front disbanded after FBI leadership changes. Despite Joe Rogan's assertions, the group remains active, holding rallies in Iowa and Massachusetts. The Southern Poverty Law Center identifies them as a white nationa...

Tony! Toni! Tone! Co-founder D’Wayne Wiggins Passes at 64

LOS ANGELES (AP) — D’Wayne Wiggins, co-founder of Grammy-nominated Tony! Toni! Tone!, known for hits like “Anniversary” and “It Never Rains (In Southern California),” has passed away at 64. A celebrated guitarist and mentor, Wiggins influenced many,...

California Bill on Armed Vigilantism Sparks Rapid GOP Opposition

Los Angeles Assemblymember Rick Zbur's Assembly Bill 1333 aims to redefine justifiable homicide, stirring intense debate. Critics argue it undermines self-defense rights. The bill addresses gun violence by restricting lethal force in public. Supporte...

Honoring Black Innovation: Sacralize's Art of the Day Showcases Black History Month

In honor of Black History Month, Art of the Day Sacralize (ADS) collaborated with Capsity Coworking for a dynamic showcase featuring African American artists and entrepreneurs. Founded by Desaree’ Deckard, ADS highlights diverse voices through global...

Heartbroken Mom of Two Lost in Freezing Van Receives New Home Blessing

A mother, Tateona Williams, who tragically lost her two children to hypothermia while homeless, has received a new home from Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries. This gesture follows her family's plea for help amidst severe conditions. Williams will st...

Shocking Footage Unveils Racial Profiling Against Young Girls in Chicago

Two Chicago moms allege racial profiling against their daughters, Mailynn Hall and Addison Wleh, both Black, during a Chinatown visit. Normally joyful, the trip to AJ Housewares & Gifts, 2155 S. China Pl., became unsettling. "Our family frequentl...

"Detroit's Renaissance Center Set for Dramatic Change After City Council Denies Historic Status"

Detroit's Renaissance Center has long defined the skyline, but its future hangs in the balance. As General Motors relocates, debates intensify over preservation versus redevelopment. While some advocate for historic designation, others seek transform...

"Bank of America Teams Up with The Wright Museum: Enjoy Complimentary Admission for Second Sundays from March to June!"

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History invites everyone to enjoy free admission on Second Sundays from March to June 2025, thanks to Bank of America. Discover powerful exhibits, special programs, and cultural events on March 9, Apri...

Explore Weekly Adventures with The OBSERVER

Discover vibrant events on The OBSERVER's calendar at SacObserver.com. Submit events two weeks ahead for a feature. Highlights include a special screening of "N.W.A.: Not Without Alonzo," a Legislative Open House, Dr. David Covin Scholarship, and eng...

Jazz Icon Roy Ayers, Influential in Hip-Hop and R&B, Passes Away at 84

Roy Ayers, iconic jazz vibraphonist, known for "Everybody Loves the Sunshine," passed away at 84 in New York. His music influenced artists like Dr. Dre and Ice Cube. Ayers' "Lifeline" album peaked at No. 9 on R&B charts. Survived by his wife Arge...

Trump's Promise to End Surprise Medical Bills Faces Setback as Office Budget Cut

President Trump's 2020 vow to protect Americans from surprise medical bills is under threat. Staff cuts at CCIIO, responsible for implementing the No Surprises Act, risk delaying critical dispute resolution processes. As layoffs continue, the agency'...

Education Department Site Promotes Reporting on DEI

By Aziah Siid | Word In Black — The Education Department launched a controversial "snitch line" for reporting educators teaching race or sexual orientation topics. Critics argue this initiative, part of Trump's DEI crackdown, ignores racial discrimin...

Shriver Center Honors Legacy Through Racial Healing Initiative

Mekhi Abbott | Word In Black: The Shriver Center, in partnership with the American Association of Colleges and Universities and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, addresses systemic racism. As a Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Center, it fosters d...

Supreme Court Mandates Trump to Compensate International Aid Organizations

By Hamil R. Harris | Trice Edney Wire(TriceEdneyWire.com) – The U.S. Supreme Court, in a narrow 5-4 decision, blocked Trump's plan to slash foreign aid funds, ensuring vital resources for millions. Justices Roberts, Barrett, Sotomayor, Kagan, a...

California's Dilemma: Balancing Police Pursuits and Public Safety

Gov. Gavin Newsom urges Oakland to expand police pursuits amid rising crime concerns, though experts warn of safety risks. Studies show 30% of chases result in collisions. Cities like New York limit pursuits to severe crimes. Despite fewer deaths, in...