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NewsOne interviewed residents, artists, lawmakers, and advocates who highlight the strength and dedication of Altadena as residents navigate the aftermath of the Eaton Fire.

Governor Stein expands State of Emergency for N.C. wildfires, boosting resources and urging residents to stay informed and prioritize safety.

A viral video shows a Karen at McDonald's in a confrontation with a Black man, whom she challenged to a fight and called "boy" while citing racist tropes.

Paths are currently being cleared to get ships past the wreckage at the Key Bridge collapse site to the Port of Baltimore.

Take a look at the 10 least diverse cities in America, and see if your community is doing a good job or needs improvement.

The heavily redacted Sharon Hill report creates the impression that police officers who killed 8-year-old Fanta Bility did not follow policy.

A Michigan councilwoman received major heat during a recent committee meeting after other members described her actions as unprofessional and offensive for referring to a Black colleague as "ghetto" under her breath.

The mural was painted by an Oakland-based artist and approved by the Palo Alto City Hall during the 2020 racial justice uprisings.

All three were arrested for allegedly casting ballots out of state while also voting in Florida during the 2020 election.  

Around the region, people are filling in the gap to meet the overwhelming need of the moment.  

Members of the Buckhead City Committee are calling for passengers to refrain from rolling down their windows to purchase from water boys. Tomeka Pless, mother of the slain teen, says her son Jalanni was killed on 8th Street in Midtown back in June 2020 over $10 from selling a bottle of water.