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Hilbert Morales EL OBSERVADOR RACISM, as such, will never be eliminated. The best we can hope for is to create a social environment in which it is minimized and rendered harmless. But, racism, by its very nature is harmful, based upon ignorance, fear and a need to ‘feel superior’...
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Hilbert Morales EL OBSERVADOR A lot of happenings occur worldwide each day which impact our lives. In this electronic era information is distributed at viral speeds, it is easy to overlook that facts and passion are not enough. A sense of what’s right; what’s wrong; what is possible which...
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Quintanilla is posthumously awarded a star among 33 other entertainers for 2017 induction Arturo Hilario / El Observador On Tuesday June 28th the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced the 2017 inductees into the Hollywood walk of fame. Among the 30+ artists in motion pictures to radio, is Mexican-American artist Selena...
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Business operators and investors required to submit qualifications and interest no later than Aug. 23, with public presentations scheduled for Aug. 30 SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIF.—The County of Santa Clara is inviting business operators and investors to submit qualifications and expressions of interest for development of the Santa Clara...
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Hilbert Morales / EL OBSERVADOR Much public commentary has followed the sexual incident at a fraternity party on Stanford University campus last January 2015 which was recently adjudicated in Superior Court, County of Santa Clara. This ‘sexual misconduct’ case resulted in the rape conviction of a Stanford athlete who was...
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Spring in Plaza de Cesar Chavez Through June 30, 2016 / varying times Plaza de Cesar Chavez 194 S Market St San Jose, CA Free Downtown Farmers’ Market presented by Kaiser Every Friday, May 6 – November 18, 2016 / 10am – 2pm San Pedro Street Downtown San Jose, CAFree ...
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Palo Alto , CALIFORNIA At Palo Alto City Hall, Supervisor Joe Simitian, P.A.Mayor Pat Burt revealed a new effort to preserve Buena Vista Mobile Park, a low income home to about 400 individuals (who are mostly Hispanic service workers). A proposed partnership comprised of County of Santa Clara, City of...
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Suzanne Potter / California News Service VENTURA, Calif. — California conservation advocates this week are traveling to Washington, D.C., to join a national push for passage of several wilderness protection bills. They are praising President Obama for declaring three new national monuments in the Southern California desert in February: Sand...
