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By Alfredo Camacho for South Kern Sol
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — About 100 people packed into a chamber at the Kern County administration building in Bakersfield to testify at a public hearing Wednesday on the state’s new fracking regulations, saying they are already at a breaking point with pollution in their communities, and that they’ll be impacted the most from the state’s new fracking plan...
By Colby Tilbbet / The Know Youth Media
FRESNO — Hmong parents and community members gathered for a listening session here last month where they weighed in on the debate over how local school districts should be allocating their state funds. ..
What would you do if you had a say in how Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) spent $250 million of new funds?..
Photo Essay, YouthWire
Editor’s Note: California’s recently enacted Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), in effect since July 1, will continue to increase funding for school districts over the next eight years...
AURORA SALDIVAR and BRENDA R. RINCON/Coachella Uninc
COACHELLA – Three years ago Jose Rodriguez was more likely to be found vandalizing neighborhoods rather than cleaning one up...
When I first found out I was going to D.C, I was shocked and happy. I keep thinking, “Really?..
[Ed. note] Late last year, the Filipino Migrant Center held a community cultural night to celebrate the 150th birthday of Filipino revolutionary Andres Bonafacio...
Jean Melesaine • Silicon Valley De-Bug/Sisters That Been There
Steeda Mcgruder was in prison when she was pregnant with her daughter Malaysia, and eventually gave birth to her while incarcerated...
The 2013-14 school year marked the start of Coachella Valley Unified School District’s 1:1 Mobile Learning iPad Initiative, which will eventually provide every student with an iPad and faculty members with an iPad and a MacBook Air laptop...
Photo: Le Mahieu
by Lisbeth Vazquez
Editor’s Note: This story is published in We’Ced Youth Magazine Issue #3
“Where do you live?”..
South Kern Sol/New America Media, News Report, Alfredo Camacho
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — About 100 people packed into a chamber at the Kern County administration building in Bakersfield to testify at a public hearing Wednesday on the state’s new fracking regulations, saying they are already at a breaking point with pollution in their communities, and that they’ll be impacted the most from the state’s new fracking plan...
Backpack, check. Breakfast, check. Out the door you go and you’re thinking, “Today will be a good day.”..
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