• Asian American Women reflect on how to move beyond hate attacks  

    Asian American women are experiencing a fresh wave of violent, hate-related attacks. According to the web portal Stop AAPI Hate, since March 2020, there have been over 10,000 attacks, 16% of which have been physically violent. Elders were the targets in the majority of incidents. A poll commissioned by...
  • Usos Místicos de los Cuarzos

    Los cuarzos conforman la más hermosa y simétrica representación del mundo mineral. Se han formado a través de miles de años y de cambios geológicos en cuevas y en el subsuelo terrestre. Los cuarzos poseen una infinidad de aplicaciones para la existencia mística y espiritual del ser humano, por...
  • Earthtalk Q&A: Cabezales de Regadera de “Bajo Flujo”

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk La regadera es un lugar de rejuvenecimiento y relajación para muchos de nosotros, pero también es un gran consumidor de agua, ya que representa aproximadamente el 17 por ciento del uso de agua promedio en los hogares de los EE. UU. Por supuesto,...
  • Ukrainian Americans Rally in Sacramento as Russia Invades Homeland

    The Ukrainian American community rallied on the state Capitol steps last Thursday, expressing outrage over Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. Sacramento is home to about 100,000 Ukrainian Americans, who are watching events unfold in horror. Vladimir Skots, chairman of Ukrainian American House, a group based in Sacramento which brings the...
  • Earthquakes Announce 2022 Theme Nights

    San Jose Earthquakes SAN JOSE, Calif. – The San Jose Earthquakes announced on Tuesday March 1st the club’s theme nights at home matches during the 2022 MLS regular season. The 2022 season will see the return of popular heritage nights, including Mexican Heritage Night, presented by Audi (5/7 vs. COL),...
  • Will sports betting be California’s next legal vice?

    Over the last several decades, Californians have increasingly embraced activities that had long been scorned — and often outlawed — as harmful vices. The trend began in 1984 when voters approved a state-operated lottery, emulating several other states, in a ballot measure largely sponsored by a company that made lottery...
  • Did the pandemic create more income inequality in California?

    Recessions in California tend to widen the gap between rich and poor. The sharp pandemic downturn of 2020 followed this pattern with low-income workers suffering the most. But unprecedented government relief kept millions from falling into poverty, and demand for labor boosted wages when businesses reopened. Now with federal...
  • CA School Districts Can Drop Mask Mandate in 2 Weeks

    School districts across California can stop requiring students and staff to wear masks in two weeks, since the state announced Monday it is dropping the mask mandate in schools after March 11. The California Department of Public Health now only strongly recommends people wear masks in schools, given plunging caseloads and...
  • Aunque California expande Medi-Cal a indocumentados cientos de miles de inmigrantes no podrán calificar

    Lucía Marroquín sabe lo que es esperar a que pase el dolor con la esperanza de que desaparezca por sí solo. Ella sufre de cálculos renales y puede necesitar cirugía. Pero debido a que carece de cobertura médica, su primera pregunta cuando se enferma siempre es “¿cuánto me costará?”...
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