Producer host Ken McCoy reviews movie trailers: No Time to Die; Black Widow and Avatar.

In McCoy's health and entertainment segment, he tells the reason why one's mental health can be empowered through understanding the natural law of reciprocity.

Other entertainment news includes: actress Tiffany Haddish launches She Ready Foundation for foster children; Ebony Media gets bought by former professional basketball player, Ulysses Lee "Junior" Bridgeman.

He also delivered the sad news of popular breaker, Shabba Doo Quiñones, one of the original dance lockers, his recent passing.

Tune in to the News and Coffee Morning Show with your host Joquoya Murphy as she shares the latest in Black California News and fascinating social media finds. Joquoya also shares the tea on spoken word artist Swirv Azubuike in a two-part interview.

Watch episode 2 of the Central Valley Eviction Crisis docuseries where three experts explain the broken system's failure to take care of people of color: from the courts to unemployment, structural racism continues to affect Black and Brown people in their every day lives.

This episode also reveals the disparities of housing, jobs, and living wages in the Central Valley presented by the following three experts:

Join Joquoya Murphy for a weekly dose of news and inspiration in your hot cup-o-joe in newly launched video and audio morning show podcast, News and Coffee.

The first episode aired just before the end of the year last week, and will continue with new episodes every Wednesday.

Each week in the podcast, Murphy gives the latest Black news headlines, spanning from southern and central to the northern areas of California, directly from California Black media outlet's top news.

Expect to see inspirational news and information, hear exclusive interviews from Black Californians, and be intrigued by her top-three inspirational social media finds for the week.

Watch or listen to her podcast daily at 7:00 AM, with new episodes every Wednesday.

In this episode, expert Peter Hepburn goes over the Eviction Lab created at Princeton University, explaining the details of how they can keep track of evictions in real time as they are happening nationwide--something the federal government does not have.

This episode also reveals the disparities of housing, jobs, and living wages in the Central Valley presented by UC Merced Professor Dr. Edward Orozco Flores.

Producer host Julia Dudley Najieb shares her grim story as she delves into the shadows of California's eviction crisis head-on. Watch full introduction which includes episode 1 of the Central Valley Eviction Crisis docuseries.

Producer host Ken McCoy reviews movie trailers: upcoming February drama, Land, The Little Things starring Denzel Washington and Redemption Day starring Gary Dourdan.

In McCoy's health and entertainment, he tells his story of the two-faced dog he met on his walk.

He encourages peoples finding time to unplug from all news and information ... reboot.

Producer host Julia Dudley Najieb features experts from LA County who detail the services available for mental health; especially for the undocumented population. Many people are suffering from the mental anguish of joblessness, homelessness, and the many COVID-19 related deaths.

Dudley Najieb also reviews the stats on Black immigrants in California.

Black immigrants are much more likely than nationals from other regions to be deported due to a criminal conviction.

More than one out of every five non-citizens facing deportation on criminal grounds before the Executive Office for Immigration Review is Black.

According to the report, Black people are far more likely than any other population to be arrested, convicted and imprisoned in the U.S. criminal enforcement system.

Listen to the latest California Black newspaper headlines for the week.