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The Karuk Tribe’s first-of-its-kind training seeks to extinguish hypermasculinity in firefighting culture.

In Oakland and beyond, Indigenous communities are leading the way to urban land “rematriation.”

Native Californian tribes never "lost" their tribal languages. In fact, they've tried desperately to preserve them and bring them back into more widespread use — despite attempts by Western culture to suppress them. Here's a look at the progress some tribal groups have made in bringing Indigenous languages out of dormancy.

State of California

The Torres Martinez Desert Band of Cahuilla will receive a $540,000 state grant to support housing, shelter, and services for members experiencing or at risk of homelessness

Hidden Places by Claudia Martin spotlights hidden treasures and secret places that are a world away from the museums of Paris and the skyscrapers of New York.

Burney Fire Protection District voters decide on a special parcel tax to help fund fire and ambulance services.

Occupation: I am program coordinator and community organizer for CUNA (Comunidad Unida del Norte de Arcata/Community United of North Arcata), an Arcata Planning Commissioner, community...

Burney voters will decide on Nov. 8 if they support a tax to fund more emergency services in their rural community.

Yurok Tribe's MMIP symposium focuses on action, solutions