Terelle Jerricks

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From San Pedro to Honolulu

1 week ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

The Ultimate Offshore Sailing ChallengeThe Trans-Pacific Yacht Race is a sailboat race from San Pedro to Hawaii and it returns July 1. The race features single-handed sailing to teams of 12 or more on sailing vessels. The race from the buoy at Point Fermin to the Diamond Head Lighthouse in Honolulu is a “downhill” race with the wind blowing from behind, pushing the boat forward.
Ex-NCIS Agent Uses Book Sales to Fund Dana Middle School Students' Educational Trip

3 weeks ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

Leon Carroll Jr. is on a mission — one he considers more important than any since his tenure as special agent in charge of the Puget Sound Field Office of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, where he oversaw criminal investigations and counterintelligence operations in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska and the five western provinces of Canada.
Carson — - Random Lengths News

3 weeks ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

Fireworks Ban Passes, Supporters Cite Safety While Critics Fear Fundraising LossesLast month, the Carson City Council passed Ordinance Number 25-2507, to prohibit the sale, use and discharge of all fireworks within city limits, except for sanctioned public displays. This proposal followed a unanimous recommendation from the Public Safety Commission, reflecting growing concerns over safety and the misuse of fireworks.
From the Golden Ass to Sacred Grounds

3 weeks ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

The Evolution of San Pedro’s Coffee CultureDavid Lynch is hopeful that he’ll be able to move Sacred Grounds to another space that’s ready-made to move in already. My first encounter with Sacred Grounds was in 2003 when it was still in the 399 W. 6th St. space where Niko’s Pizzeria now resides. The walls were covered with paintings, and shelves with books, and the furnishings felt like someone’s living room. Open mic performances were a regular thing.
Wage Theft Amidst Ongoing Strike, Long Beach Convention Center Faces Backlash

1 month ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks |Daniel Rivera

By Daniel Rivera, Labor ReporterOn March 18, workers from the Long Beach Convention Center rallied at Long Beach City Hall in solidarity amidst to ongoing strike at the convention center and with workers from 1Fifty1 after a report by the Los Angeles Times alleging that the company stole wages and unjustly marked up its services.
The Dirt is Moving

1 month ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

Carson Mayor Davis-Holmes’ State of the City Address to UnderscoreProgress Made In Developing 157 AcresDays before Carson Mayor Lula Davis Holmes delivered the State of the City address, the mayor celebrated the groundbreaking for Envision Carson with the principals of the Faring/ Lennar partnership who are set to build a 1,115-unit development at the site of the Imperial Avalon mobile home park. This is but only one of several developments set to come online.
Weigh In: Which Trump Administration Actions Concern You Most?

1 month ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

Letting Elon Musk and his DOGE interns have access to the US Treasury data without vetting or security clearance Revoking of birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants in the U.S. Immediate deportation of undocumented immigrants by ICE Appointing unelected billionaire Elon Musk as head of DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) Endangering Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security Implementing tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China which will impact the U.S. economy...
Lydia Maria Child’s Forgotten Lessons in a Nation Still Learning the Hard Way

1 month ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

As Americans muddle through this “find out” period, 45 days after we inaugurated the first criminal to the presidency, it’s surprising that more white Americans still haven’t learned that the wages of whiteness will leave us all impoverished. In the last election, exit polls indicated that some 52% to 55% of white women voted for a convicted rapist and a political party that has fought against abortion access and the bodily autonomy of everyone but men.
DA Hochman Announces Grand Theft and Conspiracy Charges Employees of CSU, Long Beach

1 month ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

LONG BEACH — District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman March 3 announced that one current and one former employee of the California State University, Long Beach or CSULB Athletics Department have been charged with stealing approximately $36,560 from the university through fraudulent time sheets certifying hundreds of hours of nonexistent work between January and December 2022.
Sam Flood: A Church Leader, Labor Advocate, and Champion for Justice

1 month ago | randomlengthsnews.com | Terelle Jerricks

This past January, Warren Chapel CME Church celebrated its 80th anniversary. Regardless of denomination, a church is formed when two or more believers come together in worship, teaching, and fellowship. While the church’s mission is to spread the gospel and make disciples, the Church has had to speak on the material realities of its believers, which included confronting racism and racial discrimination in employment and housing.