• CA propone nueva regla para frenar fugas

    Suzanne Potter/ California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – La Junta de Recursos del Aire de California (“California Air Resources Board”) emitio una propuesta el martes para exigir mas inspecciones en todas las instalaciones de petroleo y gas, actuales y futuras, dentro o fuera de la costa. Los defensores del aire...
  • County Moves Forward with Santa Clara County Civic Center

    Santa Clara County / CALIFORNIA The County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors, at its May 24, 2016 meeting, approved a Master Development Agreement with Lowe Enterprises for the multi-phased planning and development of the 55-acre Santa Clara County Civic Center in San Jose. “The development agreement is our first...
  • ARE WOMEN INMATES TREATED THE SAME AT ELMWOOD JAIL?

    Hilbert Morales / EL OBSERVADOR A recent “Comunidad del Valle” (Damian Trujillo, Producer, NBC TV 3) broadcast asked the question: Are female inmates being treated the same regardless of their gender?” The guests were Carla Colins, Program Manager, Office of Woman’s Policy and Lupe Rodriguez, Chair, Commission on the Status...
  • Some Scientists Criticize Media Coverage of Cellphone Study

    Suzanne Potter / California News Service BERKELEY, Calif. – Experts on cellphone and brain tumor science say they’re disappointed some media outlets downplayed last week’s government study that found a small but significant percentage of rats exposed to lifelong cellphone radiation developed cancerous or precancerous cells. The $25 million study...
  • EAT HEALTHY, HAVE FUN AT FESTIVAL IN THE PARK!

    The Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department presents the 10th annual Festival in the Park, Saturday, June 4, 2015 from 11 am – 3 pm at Hellyer County Park. This one-day event is a fun-filled health and recreation fair geared for people of all ages. Bring your family...
  • L.A. City Council Targets “Bad Apple” Gun Dealers

    Suzanne Potter / California News Service LOS ANGELES – On Wednesday June 1st, a day when a murder-suicide shooting shut down UCLA, and one day before National Gun Violence Awareness Day, the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to have LAPD work with a nonprofit to identify “bad apple” gun...
  • JUNE 7TH PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION:

    Hilbert Morales / EL OBSERVADOR The following candidate  selections and ‘measure’ recommendations are offered using the criteria that ‘elected officials are likely to craft legislation that does the greatest good for the greatest number” using the statuatory standards embodied in the U.S. Constitution. It’s all right to disagree and vote...
  • Seguimos muriendo

    Luisa Fernanda Montero / La Red Hispana Para José Leonardo Lemus Rajo, Estados Unidos no fue el país de los sueños. José Leonardo Lemus Rajo no tuvo oportunidad. Murió en un Centro de Detención de El Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos –ICE-. ¿Y? Nada. No...
  • San Jose Feels the Bern

    Eduardo Hilario / EL OBSERVADOR If you’re an avid follower of the news, you’ll have heard a lot about Bernie Sanders and his supporters. Some have dubbed them “Bernie Bros” in order to slander or discredit the massive amounts of support that he’s received within the last nine months, going...
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