Here are the latest upcoming events happening throughout California.

The website, MyTurn.ca.gov, serves as the state’s “front door” to getting vaccinated where Californians can sign up for notifications for available appointments when eligible.

For those without internet or digital know-how, there is a hotline 1-833-422-4255 with multiple language options.

Tune in to the News and Coffee Morning Show with your host Joquoya Murphy as she shares the latest in Black California News showcasing news headlines: a new app to help marginalized groups, a study that recreated the famous1940s ‘doll test,’ and a highlight on two black authors.

On episode 61 of KMER, producer host Ken McCoy reveals that Janet Jackson has signed on to participate in an authorized documentary about her life and career, one that will simulcast on Lifetime and A&E in early 2022.

Then McCoy talks specifics about the 63rd Grammy Awards Premiere Ceremony to be streamed live via www.GRAMMY.COM on Sunday, March 14 at 12:00 P.M. PT and MusicPower they will have in the schools.

McCoy reviews outcome of the Clarissa Shields fight.

Movie trailers featured: Luca, Proximity and Connected.

First-time college enrollment has fallen during the pandemic, highlighting the impact of the economic downturn as well as the crushing weight of $1.7 trillion in loan debt held by more than 43 million student borrowers. Advocates argue that cancelling $50,000 per student would leave 75 percent of borrowers free of debt, helping the economy.

President Biden recently made waves by saying he would not support this approach. Hear from students, policy makers and experts on the subject with producer host Julia Dudley Najieb.

Watch the latest ONME News headlines: Obituary: Remembering Dr. Wille P. Blair, California civic leader, dad and mentor

White person who jumped vaccine line in Black area shares their story

Barbershop 2.0: The app that’s putting Black health in the palm of our hands

Asm. Holden takes on unfair lowballing when Black Californians appraise their homes

KMER 60: McCoy talks key California attractions as locations open safely during COVID

New state vaccine push focuses on K-12 education workers; a Fresno councilman urges schools to open

In four large cities, California homicides increase

Asm. Sydney Kamlager-Dove pushing law to end 'slavery' in California’s prisons

Producer host Ken McCoy reviews the latest news and information in entertainment and the upcoming California attractions to be open shortly: Sacramento, Monterey, and Hollywood

Movie trailers featured include: Cruella and Fast 9

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Check out the latest upcoming events happening throughout California.

Tune into episode 7 of the News and Coffee Morning Show with host Joquoya Murphy as she shares the latest in Black California news showcasing: Learn more about the new executive director appointment at the California African American Museum; UC Davis’ newly endowed chair, and a California bill to support black businesses.

Following the headlines, Joquoya runs through her favorite posts from social media celebrating blackness in all its glory.Joquoya also shares her top three black-owned businesses in self-care, bikes, and nail polish.