By Kevin Hall Parents worldwide are faced with far greater fears and challenges today than at any time in history. They have the enormous responsibility for children’s lives, people they have [...] Continue Reading
Politics
The Politics of Parenting
By Kevin Hall Parents worldwide are faced with far greater fears and challenges today than at any time in history. They have the enormous responsibility for children’s lives, people they have [...] Continue Reading
In the Normal Course of Events
By Ruth Gadebusch Following the Democratic success in the 2018 election, I expressed hope that the newfound power would be used wisely. At the moment I have some doubts, most especially in the [...] Continue Reading
In the Normal Course of Events
By Ruth Gadebusch Following the Democratic success in the 2018 election, I expressed hope that the newfound power would be used wisely. At the moment I have some doubts, most especially in the [...] Continue Reading
Political Update
Jobs In Sacramento To all persons interested in applying for a position in the Office of Governor-Elect Gavin Newsom, visit https://gavinnewsom.com/apply. His office thanks you for your interest in [...] Continue Reading
Political Update
Jobs In Sacramento To all persons interested in applying for a position in the Office of Governor-Elect Gavin Newsom, visit https://gavinnewsom.com/apply. His office thanks you for your interest in [...] Continue Reading
Central Valley Coalition Now a Powerful Force in the Region
By Mike Rhodes With the help of organized labor, grassroots community groups and a whole lot of ordinary people who worked long hours, the Central Valley now has more progressive elected officials [...] Continue Reading
Central Valley Coalition Now a Powerful Force in the Region
By Mike Rhodes With the help of organized labor, grassroots community groups and a whole lot of ordinary people who worked long hours, the Central Valley now has more progressive elected officials [...] Continue Reading
Fresno 2018 Elections Power Brokers
By Stan Santos The 2018 local elections in Fresno had winners and losers. Regardless of particular races, powerful monied interests continue to rule on growth, investment and the living conditions [...] Continue Reading
P Stands for… / Sidebar
By Kevin Hall Political power blocs in Fresno clashed last month in a $2.8 million electoral fight over Measure P, the apparently defeated Parks for All tax. Only “apparently” because a recent [...] Continue Reading
Blue Wave: Mostly Yes / Sidebar
By Michael D. Evans Although there were many questions leading into the 2018 election, the primary one centered on whether we would see a Blue Wave, that is, a solid movement toward Democrats. For the [...] Continue Reading
West Fresno
A Community Town Hall was held for West Fresno voters at the Cecil C. Hinton Community Center on Oct. 13. The crowd was addressed by Miguel Arias and Tate Hill, candidates for Fresno City Council [...] Continue Reading