San Manuel Orange County Golf Tournament Raises $425,000 For Five Tribal, Local And National Nonprofits

24th Annual Tournament Recognizes O.C. based Meals on Wheels and Radiant Futures Among Others   HIGHLAND, Calif. (July 24, 2023) – The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, Tribal leaders, business and community partners united for this year’s annual golf tournament to raise $425,000 for tribal, local and national nonprofits, making it the largest year…

San Manuel Band Of Mission Indians Announces Acquisition Of An Ownership Interest In Waldorf Astoria Monarch Beach Resort & Club

Tribe teams up with Ohana Real Estate Investors as co-owners of the iconic award-winning AAA Five-Diamond coastal resort in Orange County  San Manuel Indian Reservation Near Highland, CA (June 5, 2023) – The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians (“SMBMI” or “San Manuel” or “Tribe”) today announced that the San Manuel Investment Authority (“SMIA”) through…

State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Meets With Huron Community Leaders and Pledges Support for New High School

Thurmond promises to bring together resources from state, county, private, and philanthropic partners to help community realize vision for students HURON—State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond joined Senator Anna Caballero (SD 14) and civil rights icon and California Education Ambassador Dolores Huerta today at the Coalinga-Huron Unified School District (CHUSD), where he pledged his…

Black Voters Matter Issues Statement On the Expulsion of Black Tennessee Lawmakers for Advocating for Gun Control

Cliff Albright and LaTosha Brown, Co-Founders of Black Voters Matter and April England-Albright, National Legal Director of Black Voters Matter issue the following statement on the expulsion of Black Tennessee lawmakers  The recent expulsion of Tennessee Representatives Justin Jones and Justin Pearson for protesting gun control within the state, after the recent murder of elementary…

Incorporating Feedback from Inland Empire Small Business Owners, Majority Leader Reyes Announces Bill to Increase Access to State Resources

Reyes’s survey respondents shared their need for a way to find grants, technical assistance, tax incentives and other financial opportunities. (SACRAMENTO) — On February 27, Assembly Majority Leader Reyes issued a survey to small businesses across the Inland Empire and beyond, asking for feedback on their needs. Thanks to their feedback, Reyes is announcing new…

Congress has Passed Omnibus Appropriations Bill that will Fund the Fifth Districts Little Third Community Gutters and Sidewalks Project

San Bernardino, CA.- Congress has recently passed a bill which has given our San Bernardino County more funding to complete local projects and improve our cities. $2,560,00.00 has been secured for the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development: Highway Infrastructure Programs that will go directly to our Fifth District. U.S. Rep. Pete Aguilar has listed Fifth…

No-Burn Day Alert Extended Mandatory Wood-Burning Ban In Effect For Residents Of The South Coast Air Basin

All Indoor and Outdoor Residential Wood Burning Prohibited Due to High Air Pollution Predicted for Monday, December 19 Through Tuesday, December 20, 2022 The South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) has extended a residential No-Burn day alert from Monday, December 19 through Tuesday, December 20, 2022 for all those living in the…

Supervisor Joe Baca, Jr. Accomplishes Major Improvements in the Fifth District Throughout his Second Year in Office.

San Bernardino, CA.- San Bernardino County, Fifth District Supervisor Joe Baca, Jr. completes his second full term in office with one success after the other -aiming towards the rise and growth of the Fifth District. “Over the past two years in office, I have provided residents of my district with the revitalization of several parks,…

Supervisor Joe Baca, Jr. Donates Turkeys to Organizations in the Fifth District in Time for Thanksgiving

San Bernardino, CA.- On November 17th, 2022, Supervisor Joe Baca, Jr. donated over 100 turkeys to organizations in San Bernardino County’s Fifth District right in time for Thanksgiving. The event was held at Leno’s Rico Taco’s in Colton, where the chosen organizations drove in and had their turkeys placed into their cars. Those who received…

California Holding Oil Companies Accountable for Gas Price Hikes and Record Profits, Hosting Hearing to Get Answers

SACRAMENTO – Oil companies charged Californians record high prices for gasoline, even as the cost of crude oil went down, leading to record profits for the oil industry in the past three months. Today, the California Energy Commission (CEC) announced a public hearing on November 29 to bring in oil executives and experts to provide…

WORLD Channel Spotlights Key Election Issues in Local, USA Episodes this October

Local perspectives on extremism, climate change, caretakers and gun violence aim to inform voters ahead of fall elections  Local, USA: In Their Element captures how Indigenous leaders are taking action to combat climate change in their areas, working to protect the earth, air, fire and water that comprises their native land on which they depend….

LA’s Historic Taste of Soul Festival Showcased Native, Drought-Inspired Landscaping with the Save Our Water Campaign

Save Our Water encouraged over 300,000 Angelenos to learn about native plants and water-wise landscaping to help respond to California’s extreme drought LOS ANGELES (Oct. 17, 2022) – New trends in drought-resistant landscaping and décor reached the Southland this weekend at the return of the historic Taste of Soul family festival where attendees visited the…

Save Our Water Partners with African American Beauty and Barber Shops Across California to Share Water Conservation Tips

Sacramento, CA – Black-owned beauty and barber shops have partnered with Save Our Water to provide clients with water saving tips and resources to encourage conservation as a part of their daily lives. The initiative launched on September 30 and will continue through October 9 at locations in Sacramento, Fresno, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino,…

Padilla Supports Legislation to Boost Workers’ Right to Unionize

California is home to over 2.4 million union workers, accounting for 15.9 percent of wage and salary workers in the state   WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) joined Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), and Representative Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) in reintroducing the Nationwide Right to Unionize Act, legislation that would support the right…