• ‘SMARTER’: Newsom administration outlines future plans for COVID

    Vowing to be smarter after lessons learned over the past two years, the Newsom administration gave a glimpse this week of what the next few months — and potentially years — may look like in California with COVID-19 likely to stick around. Gov. Gavin Newsom’s health secretary, Dr. Mark...
  • Hipotecando el futuro

    Estamos a 100 días en la cuenta regresiva para que estalle una crisis de proporciones inéditas. El primero de mayo vence la extensión de la moratoria del pago de préstamos estudiantiles federales que beneficiaron a más de 40 millones de estudiantes, muchos de ellos de las minorías raciales y...
  • Farmers: High Meat Prices Due to More Than Just Inflation

    As Americans keep paying more for groceries, including meats, inflation gets most of the blame. But that doesn’t tell the whole story, according to advocates for small farms. They want to keep the spotlight on the lack of competition in agricultural markets. The Biden administration has announced several steps...
  • HORÓSCOPO DE MARZO

    Aries Es bastante factible que en los últimos meses hayas enfrentado gastos imprevistos y que tu situación financiera haya padecido altibajos. Es augurio que durante esta primavera lograrás recuperarte y más adelante, estarás mejor que nunca en muchos aspectos de tu vida. Números de la suerte: 4-10-21-23-43-45 Tauro Libérate...
  • EarthTalk Q&A: HOW TO AVOID ELECTRIC CAR BATTERIES WASTE?

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk Record-breaking electric car sales confirm that the future of electric transport is here. Globally, 10 million lithium-ion battery-powered vehicles are now on the road. The International Energy Agency predicts that number will increase to 300 million by 2030, accounting for over 60 percent...
  • CAR BUYERS OF COLOR ESPECIALLY VULNERABLE TO FRAUD, REPORTS FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

    Car buying is the fourth leading source of consumer fraud: the Federal Trade Commission last year received more than 100,000 complaints from consumers who had been duped by fraudulent sales people. Minority communities and low-income people are especially vulnerable to being ripped off, said Daniel Dwyer, an attorney with...
  • Solidarity with journalists in Mexico

    Six journalists have been killed in Mexico this year: José Luis Gamboa from Veracruz, on January 10; Margarito Martínez Esquivel, from Tijuana, on the 17th; Lourdes Maldonado, also from Tijuana, on the 23rd; Roberto Toledo from Zitácuaro, Michoacán, on the 31st; Ernesto Islas Flores from Tijuana, on February 6...
  • Is Inflation Eroding the Middle Class?

    The highest consumer prices in a generation have made inflation the top public concern, replacing COVID. The middle class, and by extension, the poorest in society have experienced huge increases in the cost of gas, housing and medical care. During a briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, experts argued...
  • El ex-alcalde de Stockton lanza una organización sin fines de lucro para acabar con la pobreza en California

    El exalcalde de Stockton, Michael Tubbs, quien se hizo un nombre político defendiendo un programa de ingresos garantizados , espera llevar a cabo sus ideas políticas a todo el estado al lanzar una nueva organización sin fines de lucro destinada a reducir la pobreza en el Estado Dorado. Tubbs, quien se...
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