This briefing explores the deeper and more lasting potential effects of climate change: the societal impacts or costs, how our deeply polarized politics get more and more affected by climate impacts and even our spiritual lives.
The 2023 CA Ethnic Media Conference Expo & Awards brought together 150 ethnic media practitioners from as far north as Humboldt and as far south as Calexico, to meet with the leaders and decision makers of Sacramento.
Weber emphasized her dedication to ensuring the integrity of both the voting and voter registration processes during the upcoming 2024 election season.
Forces in the Central American nation are working to undermine the transition of power to President Elect Bernardo Arévalo, who last month claimed a landslide win.
Six of the winners of the Ethnic Media Awards discuss their winning entries and the in-depth pieces they are currently covering or hope to cover this year.
This story was selected as the winner for Outstanding Investigative Reporting by a distinguished panel of judges as part of the 2023 Ethnic Media Expo & Awards.
A panel of 26 judges, from journalism professors to writers, editors, researchers and policy makers, was hand-picked for their cultural and in-language fluency.
Complete Video | 2023 Ethnic Media Awards, the jewel in the crown of an event that brings ethnic media reps together with state leaders and decision makers and their communication experts to celebrate outstanding journalism in the sector
Scammers launch millions of phishing attacks every day – and they're often successful. The best defense is to spread the word about phishing so you don't get fooled.
Speakers explore what’s different about the current heat wave and how it’s already changing the way we live. They will also discuss the state's efforts to protect the most vulnerable communities.
From 2017-2021, federal and state investigators found more than 13,000 cases of wage theft, with $52 million stolen from people working in restaurants.
Indian Voices | While some shrug off the rising temperatures as an essential part of the landscape, others take a more philosophical view toward extreme heat.
Hollywood Through an Ethnic Lens | Studies show that ethnic representation has advanced slowly in film and television. Ethnic communities have stopped waiting for others to open doors and started working on projects that create opportunities and change.
California’s Attorney General apologized Wednesday for his office’s historical role in justifying the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
Al Enteshar | Summer heat waves are scalding Jordan and Syria, leaving U.S. diaspora populations concerned about relatives and friends vulnerable to water and electricity shortages.
K-12 students return to school this month, amid a list of challenges: teacher shortages, gaps in learning exacerbated by the pandemic, a polarized environment as parents and politicians attempt to reshape curriculum and school libraries.
Live Friday | A conversation on the changing landscape of voting rights, election access, and the challenges facing American democracy as we approach the 2026 mid-term election.
A peaceful community response successfully countered an attempted disruption by a neo-Nazi group during a Pride parade in Athens, Georgia over the weekend.
