Category: In The News

In Clovis protesters are once again lining the streets to send a message to one of our lawmakers in Washington. Today’s protest is inspired by the response of congressman Devin … Continued

Congressman Devin Nunes, the Republican from Tulare whose national profile has been rising as chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, is suddenly facing a firestorm of controversy … Continued

Outside Palm Springs city hall on Tuesday, more than 200 people demanded that every city in the Coachella Valley write ordinances declaring themselves sanctuaries for immigrants who are in the … Continued

More than 100 people from mountain communities and the valley below attended a public meeting Sunday to discuss Nestle Waters North America’s controversial withdrawal of spring water from a remote … Continued

Several hundred people gathered at Justin Herman Plaza here on the edge of San Francisco Bay for a rally that was to precede a short protest march.

Palo Alto demonstrators promised a new era of activism immediately after President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday, Jan. 20 — lining El Camino Real and gathering outside U.S. Rep. Anna … Continued

OUT OF NINE U.S. technology firms contacted by The Intercept  earlier this month, only one — Twitter — would rule out participating in the creation of a national Muslim registry, something Donald … Continued

With much of North America still in the grips of a drought going back years, managing dwindling drinking water resources is a pressing topic. And in a year when bottled … Continued

Californians may be largely locked out of the Trump administration, but they are quickly forming the hub of what’s being called the Resistance. With Democrats in the political minority in … Continued

Change-making potential: California Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de León, D-Los Angeles, worries about how Sessions will decide what constitutes criminal behavior worth deportation. In a call to Courage Campaign … Continued