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At least three times a week, Guillermo Torres visits immigrants at the Adelanto Detention Facility. The visits, intended to bring hope and comfort, have been a lifeline for many and, for some, a means to secure their freedom. “We don’t go to preach or convert anyone, we go to...
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Ben Christopher & Nigel Duara CalMatters Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco broke the law and created “a substantial risk to election integrity” when he seized more than 650,000 ballots California’s Supreme Court ruled on the morning of Thursday September 24. The justices ruled unanimously that Bianco must return the...
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Teatro Nahual presenta sus nuevas obras: El Viaje de los Cantores escrita por Hugo Salcedo. Y “Circo, Maroma y Teatro” escrito por la actriz Verónica Meza. Las obras tendrán escenas intercaladas y se presentarán de manera simultánea. Ambas abordan el tema de la inmigración de hispanos y latinos en...
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Take a hike, join a kayak tour, help clean up a beach: The free activities and more are part of the 13th annual Latino Conservation Week, now through Sunday. More than 80 events are planned across California and many more nationwide. Latino Conservation Week began in 2014 with just...
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Cada día más personas indagan en si es veraz o no la ciencia conocida como Astrología. Con el paso del tiempo y los avances científicos, la veracidad del estudio del movimiento de los astros, y cómo estos aspectos influyen en nuestra vida y en nuestro planeta, se hace cada...
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At a September 14 press conference, Senators Alex Padilla (D-CA) and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) unveiled a whistleblower report alleging the Trump administration deployed hundreds of federal agents to violate state laws in an effort to access sensitive voter data. The effort, part of Trump’s “Unlawful Voter Initiative,” marks a...
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Maya C. Miller CalMatters Ballots are going out in less than a month, and California remains locked in a legal battle with the Trump administration over the president’s push to rein in universal mail-in voting. The back-and-forth has some California voters likely wondering whether they’ll be able to vote...
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Colin Lecher CalMatters The Arkansas-based data broker Acxiom claims it has data on billions of people around the world, including where they live and how they might spend their money. It says it can even deduce their political leanings, weight, and interest in medical procedures. But what exactly does...
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NORTH SHORE, Calif. – It’s Monday morning, and the temperature in North Shore is already nearing triple digits. At the San Juan Diego Mission, farmworker Solangel Cruz and her team have begun distributing food to hundreds of families at a local food drive. The event is one of five...