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Today, California is ranked fifth in the nation for missing and murdered Native American cases.

The Capitol dome was lit red in May to memorialize California’s missing and murdered Indigenous people.

How can we provide our children a promising future when the state continuously wants to place sexually violent predators in our backyard?

Having reliable internet access on the reservation is a necessity for our future generations to succeed.

Rincon families planting a tree with Chairman Bo Mazzetti. Students and leaders from the Rincon Tribe gathered with members of the Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation (AHLF) and San Diego Gas & Electric Co. (SDG&E) over the weekend to plant 50 native trees in Valley Center. Prior to their planting, the oak, sycamore and cottonwood trees

Valley Center Republicans hosted Rincon tribal chairman Bo Mazzetti (shown on the right.) The Valley Center Republicans hosted Chairman of the Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians, Bo Mazzetti, at their November 29 meeting at VC Community Hall. Chairman Mazzetti shared the plight the Rincon Tribe endured for over 40 years in restoring water rights

As we approach the holiday season, the Rincon people are proud to contribute regularly, and widely, to many organizations that deliver vital services for the greater good.

At the November 15 Board of Supervisors meeting, the board approved a proclamation recognizing Native American Heritage Month. The proclamation honored all Native Americans by recognizing one of San Diego County’s tribes, the Rincon Tribe, “for their generous give back and service to the community. From Left: John Constantino, Rincon tribal council; Bo Mazzetti,

This week Harrah’s Resort Southern California and the Rincon tribe hosted the 7th annual “All-in 4 Change” luncheon, awarding $150,000 in grants to some of Southern California’s most deserving non-profit organizations. The “All-in 4 Change” charitable program was created in 2015 to showcase the resort’s pride for, and commitment to, its community. “On behalf of

A view of the Picnic in the Park from across the pond at Butterfield Trails Ranch. Valley Center Trails Association (VCTA) and Friends of Hellhole October 8 co-sponsored the Picnic at the Park at Butterfield Trails Ranch. Upwards of 400 people attended plus several community groups. Participating groups included the VC Vaqueros, rodeo queens on