The Compton resident was a member of the 'Triple Nickles,' a World War II combat-ready unit who trained as some of America's ...

Harris, who died March 15, was honored Saturday at Lewis Metropolitan CME Church before his burial in Inglewood.

Webpages are gone that once shared stories of historic Black Americans and Native Americans. The Department of Defense removed dozens of pages on its website in response ...

The Central Coast has a long history of African American soldiers making a big impact ... Army's only all-Black heavy artillery unit during WWII, and they spent time in Pacific Grove during ...

In honor of National Black Women's Labor Day, Atlanta's APEX Museum will screen the historical documentary "Invisible Warriors: Honoring The Legacy of Black 'Rosie the Riveters'" on Saturday.

A U.S. Army honor guard folds a flag to be given to relatives of Joe Harris after the World War II veteran's burial at Inglewood Park Cemetery on Saturday. (David Butow / For The Times) ...