A restored version of the ‘Black Family statue,’ originally created in wood by artist Rossie Wade in 1974, was unveiled Saturday in San Diego’s Mountain View neighborhood during a Juneteenth celebration that drew elected officials, community members, and members of the Wade family.
The true star of the $60 million-plus show is the unprecedented setting where a cage was constructed on the traditional site of the Easter egg roll every spring
Officers responded around 10:23 p.m. Friday to the Union Grantville apartment complex on Alvarado Canyon Road
June Jo Lee and Philip Lee created Wunderland Kitchen, using their backgrounds in food ethnography and publishing to offer food literacy programs at libraries, schools, and community organizations. Their free pop-up series comes to the Skyline Hills Library June 15 to 18.
Loren Cobbs is the founder and CEO of SD Melanin, which curates community events for people of color, including concerts, networking events, rooftop parties, and this year’s ninth annual Kinfolk Fest Juneteenth celebration at Waterfront Park
Members of the SANDAG transportation committee expressed confusion Friday about what the agency will weigh next month.
Father Joe’s Villages says it will continue the day center at its main campus but now must raise more than $300,000.
The announcement comes amid a severe economic crisis with power outages and shortages.
Ukraine sees EU membership as an important “security guarantee” for a stable future once war with Russia ends.
A home where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders planned strategies during the Civil Rights movement in the Deep South now has been rebuilt at a Michigan museum after being dismantled and hauled from Alabama.