California Prop. 44 Pits Health Care Groups Against Union

Prop. 44 would require community clinics to spend at least 90% of their annual revenue on patient care and related services.

ā€˜Salt of the Earth’ Campaign Honors Indigenous Farmers & Food Makers of the Central Valley

Pan Valley Institute has launched ā€˜Salt of the Earth,’ a year-long campaign honoring Indigenous farmworkers powering the Central Valley's food economy.

His Health Care Premium Is Going up 1500%. Experts Say He Has Few Options.

Under the GOP spending package HR1, nonresident immigrants with few exceptions will no longer receive federal health care subsidies beginning in 2027.

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Chico PD Confirms ICE Access, Data Loss in New Report

Federal immigration authorities used Chico’s ALPRs as recently as this past summer, the Chico Police Department states in aĀ 19-page report released Sept. 18.

Sikh Truck Driver Stabbed 17 Times Amid Spike in Hate Incidents Targeting South Asians

The attack comes amid an alarming rise in hate acts targeting South Asian Americans, nearly half of whom say they have experienced some form of hate.
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The Flock Backlash and Growing Revolt Against License Plate Surveillance

Flock Safety, known for its widespread automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras, has been facing massive national backlash for privacy concerns.

How the AI Surveillance Dragnet Is Powering Mass Deportation

The government’s deportation efforts are increasingly relying on the deployment of surveillance tools that experts say directly threaten Americans' civil liberties.

The Night the Angel of Independence Spread Its Wings Over San Francisco

On Sep 15 San Francisco celebrated "El Grito" marking Mexico's independence and the start of Hispanic Heritage Month.
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California Sues Trump Administration on New Public Charge Rule

California Attorney General Rob Bonta is leading a multi-state coalition which is suing the Trump Administration to stop implementation of public charge, which begins Sept. 18.

CA Attorney General Bonta & CalHHS Secretary Johnson Discuss Litigation to Block Public Charge Rule and Its Impact on Californians

Sep 24 | California officials discuss lawsuits challenging the new Public Charge rule, its impact on Californians and immigrant communities, and where residents can find trusted resources, information, and support.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Mail-in Votes: Multiracial Coalition of Advocates Discuss How They Won, What It Means for the Future

Voting rights advocates explain the Supreme Court’s Sept. 14 mail-in voting decision, the coalition strategy behind the legal victory, and what it means for voters and future election challenges nationwide.
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Rural Health Care at a Breaking Point: Who Can Afford to Stay Healthy?

Rural Americans face rising healthcare costs, coverage losses, hospital closures, and longer travel for urgent care as experts examine affordability, access, and solutions for communities nationwide under growing financial pressure. state’s agriculture industry.

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More than 400 farmworker families have come to depend on food drives in a region where rates of food insecurity far surpass the national average.

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California’s wine industry runs on immigrant exploitation. Now migrant workers are unionizing.

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The government’s deportation efforts are increasingly relying on the deployment of surveillance tools that experts say directly threaten Americans' civil liberties.

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His Health Care Premium Is Going up 1500%. Experts Say He Has Few Options.

Under the GOP spending package HR1, nonresident immigrants with few exceptions will no longer receive federal health care subsidies beginning in 2027.
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As students return to school, it’s easy to forget that six years ago, Covid-19 disrupted this annual ritual more than at any other time in our history.

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Youth across the country say they plan to continue playing football despite mounting evidence about the risks of lasting brain injury.
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Seven pro-Palestine activists were sentenced to 30 days in jail and six months probation for their roles in the 2024 shutdown of the Golden Gate Bridge.Ā