• This is California’s most fiercely contested political turf

    Ben Christopher & Ariel Gans CalMatters On an already-hot Saturday morning in east Bakersfield, state Assembly candidate Leticia Perez stands at the front of the electrical workers’ local union hall, working a crowd of fellow Democrats ready to knock on doors and talk to voters. But the thrust of...
  • Newsom calls special session on gas rebate

    Alexei Koseff CalMatters Gov. Gavin Newsom plans to call a special legislative session in December to push for a tax on oil industry profits, the latest escalation in a feud over soaring gasoline prices that Newsom calls greedy and manipulative. Newsom said on October 7th that he would convene the...
  • Gerrymandered Maps Driving Electoral Process Over the Cliff

    Peter White Ethnic Media Services New York Times columnist David Leonhardt says gerrymandering is not the biggest threat facing American democracy. Activists who are fighting against a new Jim Crow and one-party politics in nine Southern states would beg to differ. Unfair election maps are bound to produce unfair...
  • Teatro’s Vision’s Macario Returns this October

    Returning to the Teatro Visión stage for the first time in three years, Macario is the classic story adapted by Evelina Fernández and Teatro Visión from B. Traven’s novel and film, of a poor woodcutter who dreams of living a day without hunger. When his wife makes his dream...
  • CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH RELEASES NEW MASKING GUIDELINES

    Effective mask wearing is still an essential tool in California’s fight against COVID-19. The California Department of Public Health recently released new guidelines on mask wearing, urging Californians to consider wearing a mask based on their location and situation. The state released a new masking guidance on Sept. 20...
  • How can California workers transition to green energy jobs?

    California likes to see itself as a leader in climate policy. But transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy also will mean a major reshuffling for workers. What happens to workers in the oil and gas industry whose jobs may disappear? Will California have people with the right skills...
  • Tríada de Arcángeles Milagrosos

    San Miguel Arcángel                         Es considerado como el Capitán de las legiones celestiales. San Miguel Arcángel ha sido coronado como el eterno vencedor en contra de todas las fuerzas del mal. Y se ha escrito que estará presente el día del juicio final. Protege contra envidias, malos espíritus, hechizos, y...
  • ‘We Consider This Hate Speech’ — LA Ethnic Media Respond to Leaked Audio

    Leaked audio of a conversation among leading Latino political figures in Los Angeles has rocked the city and made national headlines, stirring racial grievances many hoped had been left behind. The scandal has already led to the resignation of Nury Martinez from her post as president of LA’s City...
  • DMV Encourages Californians to Change to a REAL ID with Changing of Seasons

    California Department of Motor Vehicles Sacramento – More than 14.3 million Californians now have a REAL ID as the federal enforcement date of May 3, 2023, approaches, according to Department of Motor Vehicles data. This is a 234,116 increase from the previous month. “Fall is in the air and...
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