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Print Media Matters, Keep it Alive!
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La singular carrera editorial de Steve Alcala
Steve Alcala nació en Hanford y se mudó a Fresno de niño. Se graduó de la preparatoria Roosevelt, en el sureste de Fresno, y luego, en 1979, de la Universidad Estatal de Fresno, con una [...] Continue Reading
The November 2025 Issue of the Community Alliance
You can read the .pdf version of the September 2012 Community Alliance below. There are features that allow viewers to increase the size of the pages for easier reading. Simply place your cursor over [...] Continue Reading
Farewell
I’ve made the decision to leave the Community Alliance newspaper after five years as editor. I’ve been putting off this decision for several months, but the time has come to dedicate time to [...] Continue Reading
Letters to the Editor
Thanks I am so grateful for the Alliance! As a long-time progressive (actually left of left), I have been reading and then supporting your publication ever since moving to this very conservative [...] Continue Reading
MLK and His Legacy in Fresno
The September 2025 issue of Vanity Fair magazine features Bernice King’s essay entitled “The Fight to Protect MLK’s Legacy.” She begins her essay with these words: “…on March 28, 1968, I celebrated my [...] Continue Reading
Palestine: Acting Locally, Thinking Globally
Without U.S. Support It Wouldn’t Have Happened The United States under the Biden and Trump administrations has provided at least $21.7 billion in military assistance to Israel since the start of [...] Continue Reading
Starting a War with Venezuela
As of Oct. 15, the United States had attacked five small boats off the coast of Venezuela, in international waters. Six people were killed in the most recent attack (as of this writing). The first [...] Continue Reading
The Unique Publishing Career of Steve Alcala
Steve Alcala was born in Hanford, then moved to Fresno as a young child. He graduated from Roosevelt High School in southeast Fresno, and then in 1979 from Fresno State, with a major in music. “Let [...] Continue Reading