• Alamo Drafthouse is set to open two new Silicon Valley locations this summer

    Arturo Hilario El Observador Mountain View, CA — The South Bay is going to have two new temples to cinema this summer. On Monday, June 16th, Alamo Drafthouse Mountain View will open for the first time at The Village at San Antonio Center, in time for the Summer blockbuster...
  • Can Trump End Birthright Citizenship Legally?

    Selen Ozturk American Community Media On his first day in office, President Trump signed an executive order redefining who gets to be an American. On Thursday, May 15, the Supreme Court heard arguments from challengers to Trump’s January 20 Executive Order 14160 — denying U.S. citizenship to babies born...
  • Five years after George Floyd’s murder, assessing racial justice progress

    This Sunday May 25, racial-justice advocates will observe the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s murder. A Minnesota professor who has written about activism surrounding Floyd’s case says the movement still has legs to it, despite recent rhetoric. When a handful of Minneapolis police offers were convicted on charges related...
  • Las Profecías de Marijose Villamarín

    En fechas recientes tuve el gusto de charlar con Marijose Villamarín, ella es una chamana, vidente, espiritualista, y terapeuta psíquica de origen español, muy popular en YouTube y en otras plataformas. Ha sido invitada en diversos sitios, medios de comunicación, y programas de: Colombia, México, Argentina, Perú, Panamá, España,...
  • EarthTalk Q&A: Toxic Manicures

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk The nail care industry is booming. Global market projections will near $11 billion by 2027. But beneath the glossy finish of a manicure or pedicure may lie health and environmental concerns. Many consumers, and even salon workers, remain unaware of the chemical exposures...
  • San Francisco Bay fish are contaminated with levels of ‘forever chemicals’ that could harm anglers

    Rachel Becker CalMatters Contaminants known as “forever chemicals” have been discovered in San Francisco Bay fish at levels that could pose a health threat to people who eat fish caught there, according to new research published today. Linked to an array of health conditions such as cancers, heart disease and...
  • Report: CA guaranteed income program recipients made progress

    A guaranteed income pilot program in Oakland improved housing stability and employment among its recipients, according to a new report from the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Guaranteed Income Research. Starting in 2021, 300 low-income families in Oakland received $500 a month in cash for 18 months. Jesus Gerena...
  • New CA bill would make birth centers available to more low-income families

    California lawmakers are considering a bill to ease regulations on birth centers at a time when maternity wards are closing in many counties. Assembly Bill 55 would streamline the licensure process, which allows a birth center to accept Medi-Cal, making midwifery care available to low-income families. Sandra Poole, health...
  • Newsom propone congelar la inscripción a Medi-Cal para inmigrantes indocumentados

    Kristen Hwang & Ana B. Ibarra CalMatters Un año después de otorgar acceso a Medi-Cal a inmigrantes de bajos ingresos sin estatus legal, el gobernador Gavin Newsom propone congelar la inscripción de nuevos beneficiarios y cobrar primas en una medida que se espera le ahorre al estado más de...
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