The Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition is Amazon's first and only color e-reader, released this winter. It has a seven-inch ...

It represented unity and Black excellence. And for that to all burn to pieces, it's just absolutely devastating," said Richard-Craven. "It's like, if a history book just lit on fire. This is a ...

It was a foothold in generational prosperity. Black residents were disproportionately affected by the fire that ravaged Altadena, Calif.Credit...Philip Cheung for The New York Times Supported by ...

And I still can’t believe it.” The loss of Pizza of Venice to the Eaton fire is one tile in a new, shattered mosaic: A topography of Black-owned homes and businesses with a reach that extends ...

The community is also home to hundreds of Black families, whose homes were ravaged by the Eaton Fire one week ago. "You've got three generations," said Altadena resident Pauline Daniels.

After 15 years of iteration and development, even the most basic Kindle is a refined piece of hardware. That’s why, even though this latest basic Kindle is almost identical to its predecessor ...

The original Scribe only had a black color option, so if you prefer having some color in your life, the Metallic Jade option for the Kindle Scribe 2024 is available, and it’s gorgeous.

WINONA, Minn. (KTTC) – After an overnight fire destroyed The Black Horse Bar and Grill in Winona, the community came together to raise funds to help the bar rebuild. “Tonight, we lost a long ...

Four years ago, an electrical fire tore through a popular East Hempfield ... Glen Eshelman, then owner of the historic building that housed Black Knights Tavern and Grill, mourned the loss but ...

Here’s where victims of the Los Angeles-area wildfires can get help Black communities in Pasadena, Altadena devastated by Eaton fire How Los Angeles wildfire victims can get mortgage payment ...

Black, Latino fire victims should not be left behind in recovery, groups say “This fire is devastating,” Stewart said. “It’s time for us to get together and do what we have to do.” ...