Written by Jamauri Bowles The United States is about to enter a pivotal period in its history. The 2024 presidential election is less...

Photo courtesy consumer.ftc.gov Being scammed can be a real worry for any consumer, since being a victim of a scam can put anyone into a...

Photo courtesy of the City of East Palo Alto The East Palo Alto City Council voted against the Opportunity to Purchase Act (OPA) at the...

EPACENTER, the youth development center in East Palo Alto dedicated to amplifying the creative potential in every young person, recently...

Scammers have fleeced tens of thousands of PG&E customers for millions of dollars in just the past few years, officials say. Leer en...

While CA homeowners of color already face many threats to their home, more will risk foreclosure than ever when pandemic-era mortgage...

Written by Tonga Victoria Fakalata On Saturday October 6, 2023, Tokemoana Foods and Anthony’s Kitchen hosted East Palo Alto’s first night...

By Tonga Victoria Fakalata The 2023 Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation took place in San Francisco the week of November 10 -19....

Written by Tonga Victoria Fakalata On September 7, 2023, the Asian American Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus (AAPILC) convened the...

Written by Tonga Victoria Fakalata Grassroots America best defined are neighborhoods and communities across the great United States where...

Written by Tonga Victoria Fakalata As Fall 2023 approaches, the ‘Back-to-School’ sections of neighborhood Targets and WalMarts crowd with...

By Tonga Victoria Fakalata On June 10, 2021, unified efforts towards greater educational equity were made when the East Palo Alto School...

Written by Tonga Victoria Fakalata It seemed that the days of shelter-in-place mandates and six-feet social distancing were behind us,...

I wrote this article for the Chinese Historical Society of America Bulletin in May 2017 making the connection between the Trump...

Written by Yuuki Nishida Despite the CDC’s plans to end the Covid-19 public health emergency on May 11, Asian Americans continue to be...

They imagined a world that didn’t exist yet and went about building it. That was the common theme from three community organizers whose...

The reparations movement is not new. Since American Freedmen (Black Americans) were emancipated from enslavement, we have demanded repair...

Written by Yuuki Nishida The stabbing of an 18-year-old Indiana University student on a local bus in Bloomington, Indiana, this January,...

Starting in April millions of families could see their health coverage disappear as the government unwinds pandemic-era policies....

Written by Tonga Victoria Fakalata Graphic courtesy Swordhouse, Inc. With more than 100 gun laws, lawmakers have called for even more...