By Stan Santos In 2019–2020, Fresno County schools enrolled 207,858 students, of which 140,000, or 65%, were Latino and 10,600 were African American. But there are pronounced disparities in the [...] Continue Reading
Providing the Homeless with Reliable Covid-19 Information
By Mike Rhodes The Community Alliance has dramatically increased its distribution to homeless people in Fresno. Our goal is to put truthful and reliable information about Covid-19 in the hands of [...] Continue Reading
Covid-19: Doctors Agree That Masks Are Here to Stay
The reopening of the economy amid the pandemic has generated confusion among Americans about whether they should continue wearing masks. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says that vaccinated [...] Continue Reading
Farmworkers Work Hard: How Do They Age?
Immigrants are the main labor force in the U.S. agricultural industry. Without immigrants we wouldn’t have vegetables and fruits on our tables. And even beyond the fields, immigrants perform jobs that [...] Continue Reading
Experts Advocate for Global Vaccine Production
While new daily U.S. infection rates and deaths from Covid-19 drop, much of the world still suffers alarming outbreaks of contagion. Advocates for universal vaccination argue that the country cannot [...] Continue Reading
Got Your Vaccine?
By Community Alliance Staff According to most experts, to control the pandemic, about 80% of the population has to be vaccinated against the deadly Covid-19. After a slow, chaotic and confusing [...] Continue Reading
Will Communities Hardest Hit Get Covid-19 Vaccines?
By Sunita Sohrabji The United States is weeks away from rolling out Covid vaccines, but pandemic experts say the challenges of vaccinating people will be acute, especially in communities of [...] Continue Reading
Who Dies and Who Cares
By Leni Villagomez Reeves When Covid-19 began to cause illness and death in the United States, initially people in general perceived themselves as being at risk. They behaved in ways that [...] Continue Reading