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Neo Media (Chinese) | "We hope that this piece of land is meaningful and can benefit the present and future generations."

Enjoy, Don’t Destroy, Our Public Parks – More Visitors Put Native Wildlife and Habitat at Risk

Immigrant Magazine (Multi-Ethnic) | Voice of Immigrants in America

The cruelty of exploiting vulnerable people for political advantage

There is a long history of backlash against progress, going back to when white supremacists used violence to reverse the enfranchisement of Black people.

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Century Tribune (Chinese) | "These parks belong to all of us, and we all have a responsibility to take care of this land."

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World Journal (Chinese) | Is it a blessing or a curse? Pandemic arouses interest in outdoor activities, increasing California wild park visitors.

Redistricting is Undermining the Native American Vote

The Native vote has become increasingly influential, with the ability to determine whole elections in several states across the country.

California’s Health Care System is Failing Black Californians

A new report finds nearly one third of Black Californians have been treated unfairly by a health care provider because of their race or ethnicity.Ā 

‘We Consider This Hate Speech’ — LA Ethnic Media Respond to Leaked Audio

Editors with Indigenous, Latino and Black papers in the city say remarks by council members have undermined their "moral standing" on issues of race.

Red Hot Chili Peppers to Play Free Concert in Hoopa

The multi-platinum rock band will make a detour during its 2022 Global Stadium Tour to play a free concert in Hoopa.

Cutting Through the Confusion of Voter Registration

The requirements for registering to vote varies widely by state. This guide offers relevant information hat communities need ahead of the upcoming election.

California Department of Public Health Releases New Masking Guidelines

The new guidelines urge Californians to consider wearing a mask based on their location and situation.

Vietnamese American Has 5% Chance of Survival After Allegedly Racist Attack, Family Says

Phong Tran, 43, was attacked outside of a bar in Toledo, Ohio in what his family says was a racially motivated incident.

Long Haul COVID in the Black Community

An August town hall in Riverside County marked the first in a series looking at the impacts of long haul Covid on African Americans.

What a DOJ Investigation Into Kansas Police Means – or Doesn’t Mean – for the Black Community

The DOJ has launched a civil rights investigation into the KCPD to determine if their employment practices are guilty of racial discrimination.

Inequality is Up, Childhood Poverty Declines

Income inequality in the U.S. increased last year for the first time in more than a decade, but childhood poverty was cut almost in half.

Safety Escorts for Older AAPIs

San Mateo County has approved a new program that will provide escorts to AAPI seniors who have been the targets of recent hate-fueled violence.

Vaccinating Children is Vital

Our Weekly | Parents should not hesitate, as the CDC pivots and puts more of the onus on individuals, rather than institutions, to limit viral spread.

Asian Americans Pessimistic About Future of San Francisco

A new poll shows that Asian Americans are among the most pessimistic when it comes to the future of San Francisco.

2022 Midterm Election Essentials for Ethnic Media Journalists

A primer on new federal election rules, new voting district maps and resources for tracking the confusing array of changes ahead of the Nov. elections.

Groundbreaking CNN Anchor Bernard Shaw Dies of Pneumonia

Groundbreaking and original CNN anchor Bernard Shaw has died of pneumonia at the age of 82, according to his family.

Thousands of People in Los Angeles Received Diluted Doses of Pfizer Vaccine

More than 2,100 people in Los Angeles received vastly-diluted doses of the Pfizer vaccine. A phone line to rectify the error is dead.

Imperial Valley: Fight or Die in Times of COVID-19

Longstanding health and environmental challenges compounded the COVID-19 pandemic's impact in California's Imperial Valley.

COVID-19 Does Not Take a Holiday

Our Weekly | A reminder to the Black community that increases in cases and hospitalizations from COVID-19 usually occurred within a few weeks of holidays.

Can Cow Urine Cure Covid?

India Currents | Covid myths and unsubstantiated cures for the virus abound in the Indian American community.

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SkyLink TV | Should children get vaccinated for Covid-19?, a bilingual segment from the first 24/7 Chinese language TV network in U.S.

Misinformation Continues to Shape Course of Pandemic Surges

Our Weekly | The Black community is lagging when it comes to vaccinations. Many African-Americans have been exposed to a variety of covid vaccine myths.

With or Without Fear, Angelinos Continue to Visit Tijuana

La Opinión | Residents of Los Angeles continue to travel to Tijuana despite a week of violence that tore through parts of Mexico.

One Year After Georgia Hyundai ICE Raid, Community Fear Persists

One year after ICE raided Hyundai-LG’s Georgia battery plant, fear amid renewed ICE activity still grips the community.
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The Latino Vote: Profiling America’s Changing Electorate – 2026 Midterms

Latino voters are emerging as a key swing bloc ahead of the 2026 midterms, reshaping America’s electorate as economic concerns, immigration enforcement, and political uncertainty drive shifting allegiances nationwide.

Sikh Truckers Continue to Face Harassment, Hate on the Road

For Sikh truck drivers, the challenges of the job — long hours and isolation — are compounded by rising discrimination and physical attacks.

After Sentencing, Golden Gate Bridge Protestors Vow to Continue Fighting for a ‘Free Palestine’

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