Mar 174 minHit by coronavirus crisis, school districts call time-out: still providing meals, Central Valley tooBy Sunday evening, more than 720 of the state’s 1,000 school districts announced they were closing beginning Monday.
Mar 172 minNear lockdown in the Bay and LA: Residents instructed to stay home, watch ONME News Part 2 broadcastFrom March 17 to April 7, residents in seven counties and one city in the Bay Area have been ordered to "shelter in place" in order to h
Mar 171 min ONME Breaking News: Tonight hosts McCoy, Finley and the Najiebs breakdown the COVID-19 numbersONME Breaking News: Tonight hosts McCoy, Finley and the Najiebs breakdown the COVID-19 numbers
Mar 161 min10P ONME News Special Live Report on COVID-19: Hosts to talk about facts versus misinformationWatch ONME News Breaking News live on the ONME News website, YouTube and Facebook: Live at 10:00 PM
Jan 221 minEpisode 2: Finley discusses school choice and where money matters for our childrenVeteran mathematics and physics instructor and education advocate, Chris Finley, shares his personal, profound thoughts, often riddled ...
Jan 222 minCalifornia voters could sanction cities for not housing the homeless Last week, a task force Gov. Newsom appointed made an aggressive new policy recommendation: Slap legal sanctions on local governments ...
Jan 222 minUnemployed Californians with no children could lose food stamps Last week, the state of California joined 13 other states — as well as New York City and the District of Columbia — in a lawsuit filed ...
Jan 81 minONME adds veteran entertainment host, McCoy and education advocate, Finley to 2020 podcast line-upAs the idea of "podcast" is being incorporated into many mobile devices, cars and online-access in general, the ONME Network sought to ...
Dec 31, 20193 minOn the Record with Governor Newsom: One Year of California for AllThere’s no state in America quite like California. In troubled times for the Nation, California is where the American Dream is alive ...
Dec 23, 20191 minONME Newsreel 12-23-19: Catch a review of California news possibly missedCatch up with the latest news through ONME Newsreel December 23.
Dec 23, 20191 minOld news headlines relevant to the new ones: Defining implicit racism now is the same as yesterdayONME News Review (ONR) from Saturday, December 21 explores the use of the words of "Black" versus "African-American..."
Dec 19, 20191 minA new blueprint for treating homeless, mentally ill people in California?In March, San Francisco mayor, London Breed, hired Anton Nigusse Bland, an African-American medical doctor and former director of psychiatri
Dec 17, 20191 minONME News Review: 'News too Real' reviews poverty in California"We the People: No Way Out" documentary produced by the Al Jeezera Network reveals the first-person truths of struggling families
Dec 11, 20192 minMillions of dollars in homelessness aid may be coming to your county, city, says Gov. NewsomNow is the time to start checking in with your city council and county board to inquire how they will allocate millions of dollars ...
Dec 10, 20192 minIncidents like Gabrielle Union’s 'Too black' hair will soon be protected by new state law On Jan. 1, 2020, California will enact a new law, the CROWN Act or Senate Bill 188, that protects Black women and men from discrimination.
Dec 7, 20191 minCensus job closing date is around the corner; people can still apply online until Dec. 31The California Census is a statewide effort to count everyone; someone has to help the state work efficiently to help collect the data
Dec 5, 20194 minInglewood Unified School District: The Canary in the Coal MineAccording to the California Education Code, all California school districts will have to submit a first interim budget report by December.
Nov 25, 20192 min California News Briefs: Nov. 25, 2019California Black news briefs: November 25, 2019 by ONME News
Nov 20, 20192 minGov. Newsom nominates first Black woman to serve on First District Court of AppealGov. Gavin Newsom nominated Judge Teri L. Jackson associate justice of the First District Court of Appeal, Division Three, in San Francisco.
Oct 27, 20194 minPG&E has begun de-energization of its electric lines for public safetyPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has begun de-energization of its electrical lines as part of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS).
