By: Dr. John E. Warren, PublisherSan Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper Chairman of the Board of Directors, NNPA
As thousands of Americans march every week...
Having dealt with the Transfiguration experience, in which the Lord was gloriously transfigured before His three disciples (Peter, James, and John), and mentioning the...
By Molly Schrader on February 2, 2026Headlines
What began as Willo S.’s small, homemade cosmetics line is now being refined in the classroom.At 11-years-old, to stave off boredom...
South Florida residents still have the opportunity to see his “Jesus is King” documentary, which is showing only this weekend at IMAX theaters below...
face economic injustice. The day before he was tragically assassinated, Dr. King stood with sanitation workers in Memphis to call for economic equality. He helped launch the Poor People’s Campaign because he knew freedom hollowed out by poverty is not freedom at all. Dr. King kept pushing America to match its promises with practical pathways.
LOS ANGELES WAVE — Trump, ICE and Homeland Security officials had the same stock answer to why there was more gunplay and use of other weaponry in abundance. That was that ICE agents were under attack, and they had the right to defend themselves. Homeland Security officials went further and claimed that attacks were up in 2025 more than 25%.
By: Dr. John E. Warren, PublisherSan Diego Voice & Viewpoint NewspaperChairman of the Board of Directors, NNPA
We the people, of San Diego and other...
The Grand Apostle Peter transitions from his focus of declaring God’s work in providing believers with various spiritual resources or endowments in order to...
North Texas Poison Center highlights local impact, encourages community to use free, life-saving services
U.S. poison centers save $3.1 billion every year in medical costs and lost...
OUR WEEKLY LOS ANGELES — On Jan. 15, Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas (D-Los Angeles) hosted the LA28 Games Workforce & Procurement Symposium. Held at Exposition Park, the event served as a pathway to discuss various ways that the Los Angeles community can prepare through workforce development, contracts, and opportunities for small businesses to thrive.