• Misterios de la Religión Wicca

    Wicca es una religión antiquísima que tuvo sus orígenes en Europa, antiguos pueblos germánicos y vikingos fueron sus principales precursores. Actualmente se ha determinado que estas creencias datan de varios miles de años antes de Cristo. Los creyentes basan su fe en la existencia de dos divinidades sagradas ”...
  • 20 años después: el trabajo en la Zona Cero provocó fibrosis pulmonar

    Veinte años después del 9/11, algunos socorristas del World Trade Center siguen luchando con complicaciones de salud a largo plazo provocadas por ese evento catastrófico. Para Tom Frey, ex detective de la ciudad de Nueva York, las consecuencias se desencadenaron con un linfoma de Hodgkin, cáncer de la sangre...
  • Turnout will decide recall election – Important vote is simpler than it seems

    California voters have less than two weeks to decide if Gov. Gavin Newsom should be kicked out of office and, if so, which of 46 candidates would be better suited for the job. For those who vote in the Sept. 14 election, the process is relatively simple. The ballot...
  • Experian goes bilingual with its industry-leading credit and personal finance Twitter chat

    Costa Mesa, Calif. — In an effort to educate more consumers about credit and personal finance, Experian® announced on September 1st new free resources created specifically for bilingual and Spanish speakers, including an online Twitter chat series and other education content. The new monthly series, #ChatDeCrédito, will explore financial...
  • ON THE RECORD WITH GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM: CHOOSING NOT TO BE VACCINATED PUTS OTHERS AT RISK

    Despite California’s progress against COVID-19, we’re not out of the woods yet – too many folks in our communities remain unvaccinated, putting themselves and others who can’t get the vaccine at risk. Now, we’re facing the more contagious Delta variant. It’s more important than ever to get vaccinated –...
  • IRS announces tax relief for victims of wildfires in California

    California – Victims of wildfires that began July 14, 2021 now have until Nov. 15, 2021, to file various individual and business tax returns and make tax payments, the Internal Revenue Service announced today. Following the recent disaster declaration issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the IRS announced...
  • Answers to 6 common questions about Covid-19 vaccines

    COVID-19 vaccines are authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for widespread use for those who are eligible. But while vaccines are now more accessible, vaccination rates are slowing across the country. Those still uncertain about whether the COVID-19 vaccine is right for them can look to...
  • Not enough subs: California schools face severe teacher shortage

    Kelly Rhoden, the principal at Nevada Union High School, spent her morning Monday scrambling to find substitutes for her absent teachers. The school, about 60 miles northeast of Sacramento, has 86 teachers. Thirteen were out on Monday. “We have quite a few teachers out either because they’ve tested positive,...
  • Will Eviction Moratorium Save Renters and Landlords?

    Jenny Manrique Ethnic Media Services  The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) extended the federal moratorium on evictions until October 3, while Joe Biden’s administration provided $47 billion in assistance for renters and small landlords. Yet barriers to low-income and communities of color accessing those federal dollars continue, as rent...
January