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Alyssah Hall is a multimedia journalist with a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Cal State University Los Angeles. She joins Black Voice News as a UC Berkeley California Local News 2024-2026 Fellow. Born in SoCal and raised in Lynchburg, Virginia, Alyssah experienced what it was like to feel unrepresented and misunderstood. This upbringing inspired her passion for highlighting and uplifting the Black community and other minorities. Before working with BVN, Alyssah was a reporter for CSULA’s University Times and a freelance writer for the LA Sentinel. You can reach Alyssah for tips, comments or concerns at alyssah@voicemediaventures.com or via Instagram @alyssahhallbvn.

Patricia and Jonathan Summers at their CSAI Smog Check Center on Magnolia Avenue in Riverside on April 13, 2026.
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From Teaching to Entrepreneurship, Couple’s Impact Felt In Riverside’s Automotive Community

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Southern California Black Chamber of Commerce Announces 3-Day Unity in Diversity Business Summit

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BVN Says Farewell to Former Staff Reporter Breanna Reeves

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Women’s Giving Fund Committee,(Left to Right) Brie Griset-Smith, Felicia Alexander, Liliana Andriani, Nefertiti Long, Margeaux F. Mernick Esq., Lynn Bogh Baldi.
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IECF’s Women’s Giving Fund Distributes $70,000 in New Grants to Champion Opportunity for IE Women

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Sankofa Birthworker’s Collective hosts expectant mothers, partners, family members, midwives, and Midwifery Access Project facilitators to celebrate mothers-to-be with a Midwifery Access Project Graduation and baby shower at the Gift Box in Fontana on March 15, 2026.
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Sankofa Birthworkers Collective Celebrates and Educates Expectant Mothers with Midwifery Access Project Graduation

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Get Lit Books & Things, wives and founders, Danielle (left) and Ruthie (right) Myers-Porter stand at the entrance of their new store front at the Canyon Springs Plaza for their grand reopening on March 14, 2026.
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Get Lit Books & Things Starts a New Chapter at their Grand Reopening at Store Front in Moreno Valley

Avatar photo by Alyssah Hall March 24, 2026March 24, 2026
UCR’s four-part Women’s Health Workshop series was created to support women’s sustainable well-being and health by bringing together expert clinicians and specialists to offer helpful tools for navigating the many phases of a woman's health and life.
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UCR Women’s Health Workshop Series Addresses Navigating Perimenopause and Menopause

Avatar photo by Alyssah Hall March 24, 2026March 24, 2026
The Village House and Birthing the Culture are partnering to support families with a baby supply drive on March 21 and 28.
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The Village House and Birthing the Culture Call for Community Action for their Clothing and Care Drive

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The Riverside City Council proclaims Feb 2026 as Black History Month and highlights local Black businesses and community leaders at the Art Pick Council Chamber in Riverside on February 24, 2026.
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Riverside City Council Celebrates Black History Month and Raincross Day

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Community members gather at the Bank of America Diversity Center in Riverside at The Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California for the “Brick by Brick: Black Innovators Who Built the I.E.,” an educational event by Empower You Edutainment on Feb. 21.
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The Civil Rights Institute Partners with Empower You Edutainment to Spotlight Black Innovators who Built the I.E.

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