By Stephen A. Mintz The Rogue Festival’s 13th year started planning about 15 minutes after the 2013 festival ended, started chugging on Feb. 27 and steams along for the entire first week of March, [...] Continue Reading
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Remembering Pete Seeger: The Local Connection
By Ellie Bluestein (Editor’s note: Pete Seeger was an American folk singer and activist who died on Jan. 27. Other media have presented wonderful reflections of his life and those can be easily [...] Continue Reading
The Crockford Files: Access to Government Information Revisited
By John Crockford A letter (www.fresnobee.com/2014/01/13/3712545/online-access-to-fresno-courts.html) from the media coordinator of the Fresno Superior Court to the editor of the Fresno Bee on Jan. [...] Continue Reading
WILPF – March 2014
WILPF BUSINESS MEETING WILPF will meet Thursday March 13, 7PM, at Fresno Center for Nonviolence, 1584 N Van Ness. This meeting is open to all members. WOMEN IN BLACK March 5, first Wednesday of [...] Continue Reading
Farmworkers: The Ignored and Marginalized
By Chucho Mendoza Pineda As National Farmworker Awareness Week approaches this month, we must make an honest attempt to shed light on the reality of these human beings. When it comes to addressing [...] Continue Reading
In Honor of the 87th Birthday Celebration of Cesar E. Chavez: Gandhi of the Grapes
By Dr. Sudarshan Kapoor Cesar Chavez, a legendary figure of our time, is a hero to millions who have felt inspired and empowered as a result of his exemplary life, his charismatic leadership and the [...] Continue Reading
Enlightened or Same Ol’, Same Ol’?
By Ruth Gadebusch The local daily recently printed an article by Jerry Nickelsburg, an adjunct professor of economics and senior economist at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, on the Valley’s [...] Continue Reading
Volunteers for Change–Fresno
By Community Alliance staff Volunteers for Change–Fresno (V4CF) is changing but will continue. Fifteen people attended the V4CF meeting on Feb. 10 to discuss the future of the organization. The [...] Continue Reading
Board of Supervisors Set to Change
By Michael D. Evans The 2014 election has the potential to be historic. With control of both the Fresno County Board of Supervisors and the Fresno City Council on the line, there is the real [...] Continue Reading
Tenants Bring Class Action Lawsuit against Central Valley’s Biggest Slumlord
By Tenants Together Tenants in California’s Central Valley have filed a class action lawsuit against one of the region’s largest and most notorious landlords—JD Homes Rentals—alleging operation of [...] Continue Reading