The ONME Network

The Lookout: 'Rape is rape,' say lawmakers pushing new sexual assault laws

ONME Local: Fresno residents say, 'Deny rezone request April 7, reinstate approved community plan'

Commentary: Teachers hesitant to return to classes have led to safer school reopening plans

There's a short timeline for California’s efforts to equalize access to the Internet ...

Rep. Barbara Lee reminds Biden that Clinton, Obama, Harris and Buttigieg tried weed, too

Calif.'s probe into prison deaths ends up uncovering $8 billion in untracked state money

News & Coffee 9: More on National Freedom Movement rally and Black healthcare workers campaign

News Too Real 3-29-21: The redrawing of electoral districts can cost the future of Black communities

KMER - 64: Get the artistic view of San Francisco from McCoy’s POV

The virus, vaccines and new variants: Weighing the threat of a mutant COVID-19 strain

Gender pay gap costs $78 billion: For Black moms, an even more disturbing picture

Fresno: Mayor Dyer announced next neighborhood blitz event in District 3 this weekend

As communities are becoming more diverse, the representation of residents in locally elected seats is proving to be inequitable due to the redistricting process.

In this News Too Real episode, producer host Julia Dudley Najieb reviews in-depth the redistricting process: Following the 2020 Census, the upcoming redistricting cycle is a critical moment to ensure political representation for our communities, impacting resources for education, health care, the environment, and other needs over the next ten years. The unfair manipulation of districts to dilute the voting power of minority communities is seen by many as another type of voter suppression.

Tune in to the News and Coffee Morning Show with host Joquoya Murphy as she shares the latest in Black California news showcasing Kamau’s new COVID-19 campaign, the National Freedom Movement to address parole, and a list of great Black and women owned wines.

Following the headlines, Joquoya runs through her favorite gentle reminder posts from social media, art, Women’s History Month, family, and #blackboyjoy.

Joquoya also shares her top three black-owned businesses in skincare, children’s books, and entertainment.

In this episode of The Ken McCoy Entertainment Report, McCoy takes viewers to San Francisco to see some artistic expression and a business highlight.

Movie trailers featured: Assault on VA 33; Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me and Hawkeye.

Checkout the latest news headlines as of March 26, 2021, happening in California.

Check out the latest events happening throughout California!

On episode 63 of KMER, producer host Ken McCoy reviews the following news: Anita Baker says don't buy her music right now, find out why; AMC theaters to re-open this April; Disney's Lego Land to re-open and new ONME mobile app creates ease for the mobile viewer.

Movie trailers featured in this episode: Us, Cypher, and Iron Man 4.

Producer host Julia Dudley Najieb features EMS media briefing with medical professions: Dr. Nirav Shah, Dr. Dali Fan, Dr, Turner Lloveras and Dr. Kim Rhoads. They all talk about the mutant variants vs vaccines: Which will prevail in the pandemic race?

News Too Real Pod: Watch part 1 of featured topic, 'mutant variants vs vaccines'

Watch the latest ONME Headlines as of 3-22-21