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On the evening of Oct. 12, businessman and philanthropist Phil Oates hosted a reception for the 5th annual Celebrity Golf Classic fundraiser in the spacious Buzz Oates warehouse near the Sacramento International Airport. The reception was held for participants of the golf tournament, corporate sponsors, and invited guests. The special occasion served as a pre-tournament celebration and pairings event. The attendees were treated to a full-course dinner (prepared by a world-renowned chef), playful casino games, and both silent and live auctionsto raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for various causes. The reception and golf tournament attract notable personalities from the world of sports and entertainment.

On the evening of Oct. 12, businessman and philanthropist Phil Oates hosted a reception for the 5th annual Celebrity Golf Classic fundraiser in the spacious Buzz Oates warehouse near the Sacramento International Airport. The reception was held for participants of the golf tournament, corporate sponsors, and invited guests. The special occasion served as a pre-tournament celebration and pairings event. The attendees were treated to a full-course dinner (prepared by a world-renowned chef), playful casino games, and both silent and live auctionsto raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for various causes. The reception and golf tournament attract notable personalities from the world of sports and entertainment.

VIP Pairings Party featuring Dinner, Casino Games, and Auctions

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

California and national civil rights leaders called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to use his constitutional authority to commute the death sentences of all 574 individuals currently on death row in the state. The contingent gathered at the California State Capitol on June 26 to deliver a statement from nearly 200 organizations asking Newsom to grant “universal clemency” to every “individual on death row in California without delay,” the document stated. California has the largest death row in the country. Oakland-based civil rights attorney Lisa Holder, for Equal Justice Society, said that 34% of the inmates on death row in California are Black.

California and national civil rights leaders called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to use his constitutional authority to commute the death sentences of all 574 individuals currently on death row in the state. The contingent gathered at the California State Capitol on June 26 to deliver a statement from nearly 200 organizations asking Newsom to grant “universal clemency” to every “individual on death row in California without delay,” the document stated. California has the largest death row in the country. Oakland-based civil rights attorney Lisa Holder, for Equal Justice Society, said that 34% of the inmates on death row in California are Black.

In-Depth Examination of California's Death Penalty

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

Three days after U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro posthumously exonerated the remaining 256 Port Chicago defendants who were court-martialed for mutiny in 1944 he visited the historical site to participate in the 80th-year commemoration of the worst homefront disaster in the country. Del Toro, a Cuban American, said the momentous occasion at the Port Chicago Naval Magazine Memorial on the Suisun Bay, 35 miles north of San Francisco in Contra Costa County was two-fold. He said the 90-minute ceremony on July 20 was to honor all who perished in the blasts and officially announce the absolving of Black men who were unjustly court-martialed for refusing to load bombs on naval cargo ships during World War II due to safety concerns.

Three days after U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro posthumously exonerated the remaining 256 Port Chicago defendants who were court-martialed for mutiny in 1944 he visited the historical site to participate in the 80th-year commemoration of the worst homefront disaster in the country. Del Toro, a Cuban American, said the momentous occasion at the Port Chicago Naval Magazine Memorial on the Suisun Bay, 35 miles north of San Francisco in Contra Costa County was two-fold. He said the 90-minute ceremony on July 20 was to honor all who perished in the blasts and officially announce the absolving of Black men who were unjustly court-martialed for refusing to load bombs on naval cargo ships during World War II due to safety concerns.

🎥🎞🎬📽 Part II: The United States Secretary of the Navy Attends PORT CHICAGO EXPLOSION 80TH YEAR Ceremony, Exonerates 256 Black Sailors

Aside from winning the series 2-1 against the host Athletics, the New York Yankees walked out of Sutter Health Park leaving carnage in the nature of 29 runs, 8 homeruns, which included 2 grand slams. The 3-game affair was a pleasure for all to see. Especially for the many spectators who filled the stands for all three days to see superstar Aaron Judge. He hopped on an airplane to Seattle after enhancing his batting average to .409.

Aside from winning the series 2-1 against the host Athletics, the New York Yankees walked out of Sutter Health Park leaving carnage in the nature of 29 runs, 8 homeruns, which included 2 grand slams. The 3-game affair was a pleasure for all to see. Especially for the many spectators who filled the stands for all three days to see superstar Aaron Judge. He hopped on an airplane to Seattle after enhancing his batting average to .409.

A's Lose 2-Straight Series at Sutter Health Park

For the first time in the 40-year history of the franchise stay in the city, the Sacramento Kings concurrently have a Black general manager and head coach. Scott Perry, the GM, and Doug Christie appeared together at the team's practice facility for the latter's introductory news conference as the new head coach on May 2. Perry made it clear why he chose Christie to lead the team. Apparently, Christie showed enough "character" and "integrity," Perry said, to hold on to the position.

For the first time in the 40-year history of the franchise stay in the city, the Sacramento Kings concurrently have a Black general manager and head coach. Scott Perry, the GM, and Doug Christie appeared together at the team's practice facility for the latter's introductory news conference as the new head coach on May 2. Perry made it clear why he chose Christie to lead the team. Apparently, Christie showed enough "character" and "integrity," Perry said, to hold on to the position.

Scott Perry and Doug Christie's Partnership Begin

Luis Urías's walkoff, two-run homer in the 10th inning gave the Athletics a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox and the A’s second-straight winning series at Sutter Health Park. Urías took pitcher Jordan Leasure (0-2) first pitch for a ride after Luis Robert Jr.’s drove in a run in the ninth inning to give the White Sox a 2-1 margin. Urías, 27, signed a one-year deal with the A’s in February.

Luis Urías's walkoff, two-run homer in the 10th inning gave the Athletics a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox and the A’s second-straight winning series at Sutter Health Park. Urías took pitcher Jordan Leasure (0-2) first pitch for a ride after Luis Robert Jr.’s drove in a run in the ninth inning to give the White Sox a 2-1 margin. Urías, 27, signed a one-year deal with the A’s in February.

Athletics 3, Chicago White Sox 2

Scott Perry made his first public appearance as the Sacramento Kings' new general manager. The news conference was held at Golden 1 Center. He was accompanied by his wife of 39 years, Kimberly Perry. Perry, a Wayne State University alum, did not divulge when he was assured the position that was briefly opened, no sooner than Monte McNair was separated from the franchise after the Kings were eliminated from the Play-In Tournament on April 16.

Scott Perry made his first public appearance as the Sacramento Kings' new general manager. The news conference was held at Golden 1 Center. He was accompanied by his wife of 39 years, Kimberly Perry. Perry, a Wayne State University alum, did not divulge when he was assured the position that was briefly opened, no sooner than Monte McNair was separated from the franchise after the Kings were eliminated from the Play-In Tournament on April 16.

Scott Perry Aims To build A 'Successful' Kings Organization

Sacramento Kings 109, Phoenix Suns 98

Sacramento Kings 109, Phoenix Suns 98

Sacramento Kings 109, Phoenix Suns 98

On the evening of Oct. 12, businessman and philanthropist Phil Oates hosted a reception for the 5th annual Celebrity Golf Classic fundraiser in the spacious Buzz Oates warehouse near the Sacramento International Airport. The reception was held for participants of the golf tournament, corporate sponsors, and invited guests. The special occasion served as a pre-tournament celebration and pairings event. The attendees were treated to a full-course dinner (prepared by a world-renowned chef), playful casino games, and both silent and live auctionsto raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for various causes. The reception and golf tournament attract notable personalities from the world of sports and entertainment.

On the evening of Oct. 12, businessman and philanthropist Phil Oates hosted a reception for the 5th annual Celebrity Golf Classic fundraiser in the spacious Buzz Oates warehouse near the Sacramento International Airport. The reception was held for participants of the golf tournament, corporate sponsors, and invited guests. The special occasion served as a pre-tournament celebration and pairings event. The attendees were treated to a full-course dinner (prepared by a world-renowned chef), playful casino games, and both silent and live auctionsto raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for various causes. The reception and golf tournament attract notable personalities from the world of sports and entertainment.

VIP Pairings Party featuring Dinner, Casino Games, and Auctions

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

California and national civil rights leaders called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to use his constitutional authority to commute the death sentences of all 574 individuals currently on death row in the state. The contingent gathered at the California State Capitol on June 26 to deliver a statement from nearly 200 organizations asking Newsom to grant “universal clemency” to every “individual on death row in California without delay,” the document stated. California has the largest death row in the country. Oakland-based civil rights attorney Lisa Holder, for Equal Justice Society, said that 34% of the inmates on death row in California are Black.

California and national civil rights leaders called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to use his constitutional authority to commute the death sentences of all 574 individuals currently on death row in the state. The contingent gathered at the California State Capitol on June 26 to deliver a statement from nearly 200 organizations asking Newsom to grant “universal clemency” to every “individual on death row in California without delay,” the document stated. California has the largest death row in the country. Oakland-based civil rights attorney Lisa Holder, for Equal Justice Society, said that 34% of the inmates on death row in California are Black.

In-Depth Examination of California's Death Penalty

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

Three days after U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro posthumously exonerated the remaining 256 Port Chicago defendants who were court-martialed for mutiny in 1944 he visited the historical site to participate in the 80th-year commemoration of the worst homefront disaster in the country. Del Toro, a Cuban American, said the momentous occasion at the Port Chicago Naval Magazine Memorial on the Suisun Bay, 35 miles north of San Francisco in Contra Costa County was two-fold. He said the 90-minute ceremony on July 20 was to honor all who perished in the blasts and officially announce the absolving of Black men who were unjustly court-martialed for refusing to load bombs on naval cargo ships during World War II due to safety concerns.

Three days after U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro posthumously exonerated the remaining 256 Port Chicago defendants who were court-martialed for mutiny in 1944 he visited the historical site to participate in the 80th-year commemoration of the worst homefront disaster in the country. Del Toro, a Cuban American, said the momentous occasion at the Port Chicago Naval Magazine Memorial on the Suisun Bay, 35 miles north of San Francisco in Contra Costa County was two-fold. He said the 90-minute ceremony on July 20 was to honor all who perished in the blasts and officially announce the absolving of Black men who were unjustly court-martialed for refusing to load bombs on naval cargo ships during World War II due to safety concerns.

🎥🎞🎬📽 Part II: The United States Secretary of the Navy Attends PORT CHICAGO EXPLOSION 80TH YEAR Ceremony, Exonerates 256 Black Sailors

Aside from winning the series 2-1 against the host Athletics, the New York Yankees walked out of Sutter Health Park leaving carnage in the nature of 29 runs, 8 homeruns, which included 2 grand slams. The 3-game affair was a pleasure for all to see. Especially for the many spectators who filled the stands for all three days to see superstar Aaron Judge. He hopped on an airplane to Seattle after enhancing his batting average to .409.

Aside from winning the series 2-1 against the host Athletics, the New York Yankees walked out of Sutter Health Park leaving carnage in the nature of 29 runs, 8 homeruns, which included 2 grand slams. The 3-game affair was a pleasure for all to see. Especially for the many spectators who filled the stands for all three days to see superstar Aaron Judge. He hopped on an airplane to Seattle after enhancing his batting average to .409.

A's Lose 2-Straight Series at Sutter Health Park

For the first time in the 40-year history of the franchise stay in the city, the Sacramento Kings concurrently have a Black general manager and head coach. Scott Perry, the GM, and Doug Christie appeared together at the team's practice facility for the latter's introductory news conference as the new head coach on May 2. Perry made it clear why he chose Christie to lead the team. Apparently, Christie showed enough "character" and "integrity," Perry said, to hold on to the position.

For the first time in the 40-year history of the franchise stay in the city, the Sacramento Kings concurrently have a Black general manager and head coach. Scott Perry, the GM, and Doug Christie appeared together at the team's practice facility for the latter's introductory news conference as the new head coach on May 2. Perry made it clear why he chose Christie to lead the team. Apparently, Christie showed enough "character" and "integrity," Perry said, to hold on to the position.

Scott Perry and Doug Christie's Partnership Begin

Luis Urías's walkoff, two-run homer in the 10th inning gave the Athletics a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox and the A’s second-straight winning series at Sutter Health Park. Urías took pitcher Jordan Leasure (0-2) first pitch for a ride after Luis Robert Jr.’s drove in a run in the ninth inning to give the White Sox a 2-1 margin. Urías, 27, signed a one-year deal with the A’s in February.

Luis Urías's walkoff, two-run homer in the 10th inning gave the Athletics a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox and the A’s second-straight winning series at Sutter Health Park. Urías took pitcher Jordan Leasure (0-2) first pitch for a ride after Luis Robert Jr.’s drove in a run in the ninth inning to give the White Sox a 2-1 margin. Urías, 27, signed a one-year deal with the A’s in February.

Athletics 3, Chicago White Sox 2

Scott Perry made his first public appearance as the Sacramento Kings' new general manager. The news conference was held at Golden 1 Center. He was accompanied by his wife of 39 years, Kimberly Perry. Perry, a Wayne State University alum, did not divulge when he was assured the position that was briefly opened, no sooner than Monte McNair was separated from the franchise after the Kings were eliminated from the Play-In Tournament on April 16.

Scott Perry made his first public appearance as the Sacramento Kings' new general manager. The news conference was held at Golden 1 Center. He was accompanied by his wife of 39 years, Kimberly Perry. Perry, a Wayne State University alum, did not divulge when he was assured the position that was briefly opened, no sooner than Monte McNair was separated from the franchise after the Kings were eliminated from the Play-In Tournament on April 16.

Scott Perry Aims To build A 'Successful' Kings Organization

Sacramento Kings 109, Phoenix Suns 98

Sacramento Kings 109, Phoenix Suns 98

Sacramento Kings 109, Phoenix Suns 98

On the evening of Oct. 12, businessman and philanthropist Phil Oates hosted a reception for the 5th annual Celebrity Golf Classic fundraiser in the spacious Buzz Oates warehouse near the Sacramento International Airport. The reception was held for participants of the golf tournament, corporate sponsors, and invited guests. The special occasion served as a pre-tournament celebration and pairings event. The attendees were treated to a full-course dinner (prepared by a world-renowned chef), playful casino games, and both silent and live auctionsto raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for various causes. The reception and golf tournament attract notable personalities from the world of sports and entertainment.

On the evening of Oct. 12, businessman and philanthropist Phil Oates hosted a reception for the 5th annual Celebrity Golf Classic fundraiser in the spacious Buzz Oates warehouse near the Sacramento International Airport. The reception was held for participants of the golf tournament, corporate sponsors, and invited guests. The special occasion served as a pre-tournament celebration and pairings event. The attendees were treated to a full-course dinner (prepared by a world-renowned chef), playful casino games, and both silent and live auctionsto raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for various causes. The reception and golf tournament attract notable personalities from the world of sports and entertainment.

VIP Pairings Party featuring Dinner, Casino Games, and Auctions

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

Dennis Schröder Takes A Stand Against Racism In Sports

California and national civil rights leaders called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to use his constitutional authority to commute the death sentences of all 574 individuals currently on death row in the state. The contingent gathered at the California State Capitol on June 26 to deliver a statement from nearly 200 organizations asking Newsom to grant “universal clemency” to every “individual on death row in California without delay,” the document stated. California has the largest death row in the country. Oakland-based civil rights attorney Lisa Holder, for Equal Justice Society, said that 34% of the inmates on death row in California are Black.

California and national civil rights leaders called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to use his constitutional authority to commute the death sentences of all 574 individuals currently on death row in the state. The contingent gathered at the California State Capitol on June 26 to deliver a statement from nearly 200 organizations asking Newsom to grant “universal clemency” to every “individual on death row in California without delay,” the document stated. California has the largest death row in the country. Oakland-based civil rights attorney Lisa Holder, for Equal Justice Society, said that 34% of the inmates on death row in California are Black.

In-Depth Examination of California's Death Penalty

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

A's Beat Phillies 5-4 To End 11-Game Losing Streak

Three days after U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro posthumously exonerated the remaining 256 Port Chicago defendants who were court-martialed for mutiny in 1944 he visited the historical site to participate in the 80th-year commemoration of the worst homefront disaster in the country. Del Toro, a Cuban American, said the momentous occasion at the Port Chicago Naval Magazine Memorial on the Suisun Bay, 35 miles north of San Francisco in Contra Costa County was two-fold. He said the 90-minute ceremony on July 20 was to honor all who perished in the blasts and officially announce the absolving of Black men who were unjustly court-martialed for refusing to load bombs on naval cargo ships during World War II due to safety concerns.

Three days after U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro posthumously exonerated the remaining 256 Port Chicago defendants who were court-martialed for mutiny in 1944 he visited the historical site to participate in the 80th-year commemoration of the worst homefront disaster in the country. Del Toro, a Cuban American, said the momentous occasion at the Port Chicago Naval Magazine Memorial on the Suisun Bay, 35 miles north of San Francisco in Contra Costa County was two-fold. He said the 90-minute ceremony on July 20 was to honor all who perished in the blasts and officially announce the absolving of Black men who were unjustly court-martialed for refusing to load bombs on naval cargo ships during World War II due to safety concerns.

🎥🎞🎬📽 Part II: The United States Secretary of the Navy Attends PORT CHICAGO EXPLOSION 80TH YEAR Ceremony, Exonerates 256 Black Sailors

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