Stories by Issue
Environment
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Climate change is on track to affect Kern residents if policies remain the same
Climate change has become a more prevalent issue as more scientists and
environmental organizations call for urgent adjustment to environmental policies. Climate change is defined as “significant and long-lasting change in the Earth’s climate and weather patterns.”
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Dominos from the massive Creek Fire teetering over Central Valley farmers
This story was first published on www.sjvwater.org.
When the Creek Fire erupted on Sept. 5 and chewed through the forest toward Southern California Edison’s Big Creek power system, little did anyone know how that might affect grape growers in Delano nearly a month later.
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City of Delano begins installing cameras around town to assist with investigations, considers installing more at parks
The City of Delano began installing surveillance cameras around town last week as a way to help the police department with investigations.
Delano’s Chief of Police Robert Nevarez has said before there aren’t enough witnesses to Delano’s crimes that are willing to come forward to help solve crimes.
Comentario: La ansiedad y la incertidumbre que acompaña a esta pandemia
Por Dr. Steve Lopez, Director, La CLAVE
Tristeza, preocupación y miedo están aumentando por el coronavirus.
New relief program for undocumented agricultural workers
The United Farmworkers Foundation (UFW) has launched a new emergency relief assistance program for undocumented agricultural workers impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Amid COVID-19, the need for governments to take on a racial equity lens is critical
Tension between Salinas City residents and Salinas City governing leaders was overwhelmingly high six years ago.